Sentence examples for difficult switches from inspiring English sources

"It's very hard, one of the most difficult switches of surface.

If it becomes difficult, switch to the second tap.

While a few students adopt a scientific mode of thinking almost naturally, for many it is a difficult switch.

For most of them, the European clay season, with back-to-back tournaments over two months, is a particularly difficult switch after a spell on American hard courts.

Technologically difficult switching of individual wavelengths is avoided by prearranging transmissions from the groups in a way that they can be switched in a wavelength insensitive manner.

This has been a rewarding season in many ways for Lewis, such as the first interception return for a touchdown of his career, but also has involved a difficult switch from cornerback to safety and several injuries -- including two concussions.

For a company making a difficult switch from creating software to building hardware, Robocat is making very good early progress.

I am free of the burden of travelling to work every day, of being at work, of travelling home, and of making that difficult switch into domestic mode when I arrive at home at the end of the day.

"It's difficult switching gears after losing all those games". It's probably not going to get any easier either.

A difficult switch indeed for the military-industrial complex about which Dwight Eisenhower, the general-turned-president, had so eloquently warned us.

Abetz' interview came after a controversial start to the week, when the Liberal Senator spoke about how "media bias" means people who make the difficult switch from "homosexual to heterosexual" aren't celebrated.