Sentence examples similar to difficult and fast changing from inspiring English sources

The police have an incredibly difficult job to do in very difficult and fast-changing circumstances.

Retail recruitment experts said retailers were realising they had to offer better pay to get and keep good staff in a difficult and fast-changing market.

And the Queen 'reminded me of my own mother in appearance... Holding a demanding, high-profile role for decades through difficult and fast-changing times was hard to me to imagine in the light of my more limited experience'.

Like other commentators, I find it difficult to keep up with the fast changing policy shifts from Whitehall; while many of the ideas appear to start from good intentions, officials appear unable to think more than one step ahead – with little assessment of how students, staff, managers, parents or employers might react.

In this paper, two fast and accurate digital MPPT methods for fast changing environments are proposed.

In addition, the fast changing phasor makes precise measurement more difficult.

Due to fast changing market environment in e-commerce environment, credit risk management is becoming more and more difficult, which is characterized as timeliness, huge amount of data, and small business size but large volume of demands.

One of the things I say in my book is that it is difficult to address "the netroots" or "the blogs" as a monolith because these are such a dynamic and fast-changing things.

"We are moving fast and changing the industry".

A reaction to an increasingly complex and difficult, changing world?

Things are changing, and fast.