Sentence examples for difficult changing from inspiring English sources

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

It was difficult changing gear, but I didn't complain.

While changing medical culture has been difficult, changing patient attitudes about opioids may be more so.

The company said it was in response to changing demand and what it called "difficult, changing times".

But no matter how politically difficult changing it will be, its growing cost will probably leave the next administration, whether led by a re-elected Ms Rousseff or someone else, very little choice.

It is difficult changing from one format to another because you need a different skill-set for one form of cricket to another.

Some habits are hard to break, and if you turn to a bar of chocolate when you are having a difficult day, changing this pattern can be rather hard.

If you're in a personal relationship where one partner wants to change the world and the other one has a difficult time changing their clothes, the word no is right around the corner.

Changing his mind-set has been as difficult as changing his body.

These things are easy to see with data and a little reason; what is difficult is changing the culture.

"There's always something new and more advanced you can bring to it, whether that is trying a new move or simply making it more difficult by changing your body angle," said Ms. Roth, a college gymnast and swimmer.