Sentence examples for difficult and change from inspiring English sources

Dieting can be difficult and change isn't necessarily easy but keeping a good attitude can help you get over the rough patches you may encounter on your road to better health and a better body.

After working on this concept for the first week or two, we abandoned is as unnecessarily difficult and changed to a rotating motion with an extra button for differentiation from a rotation of the block.

This open, inductive reading suggested a naïve understanding of work-aged stroke survivors describing their lives as difficult and changed with respect to carrying out roles and responsibilities related to their family and work.

Monitoring helps us become experts on our own behavior, and it makes habits less difficult to govern and change.

Access to this community of practice is not overly difficult, and changes in work-life practice are not rapid and revolutionary and thus do not constitute a barrier.

Because the code they created is so difficult and rules change so frequently that they would and do all fail their own IRS annual 'ease of understanding' test.

Once certain practices get under way, it's very difficult to go back and change them.

These systems are generally well established and extremely difficult to change, and they often conflict with the needs of digital business models.

The core of an ethnic culture, such as religion and ethnic identity, are deep-rooted customs dating back thousands of years, they are ingrained and are difficult to change, and are also difficult to share with other ethnic groups.

This problem was compounded by careless editors who deemed difficult words incorrect, and changed them in later editions.

WAN connections are complicated, expensive to maintain and difficult to change, inhibiting rapid innovation and growth.