Sentence examples for difficult to alter from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to alter something that isn't known.

Entrenched buying patterns -- high-volume orders of white flour, for example -- can be difficult to alter.

"Fingerprints are extraordinarily difficult to alter," Farrell said in a telephone interview.

But Mr Bloomberg will find it difficult to alter America's regulatory approach.

It would be very difficult to alter the interim plans, which modestly improved on the Legislature's plans, in time for the November elections.

It comes into operation without active control or attention by the individual, it is difficult to alter or suppress, and it is virtually unaffected by load.

Results have shown that beginning a conversation about symptoms or health issues is in contrast to the images of masculinity of many men (Gascoigne et al, 1999) and, therefore, it may be a difficult task to alter the observed patterns of behaviour when men are confronted with a health threat.

The landscape model suggests that both robust, difficult-to-alter T-cell phenotypes and flexible T cells with further differentiation potential may be represented just by quantitative changes in the shape and relative depth of the attractor basins.

Why are we still making a mockery of illnesses that are genetic, difficult to change, life altering, and most often unwanted by those who are afflicted?

But after the report was leaked in August it became politically difficult to significantly alter it without being seen to bow to pressure from Rwanda.

It is unlikely that the callus fracture sign can be applied to fractures treated by internal fixation as, unlike in Ilizarov treatment, it is difficult to subsequently alter the construct to affect the overall rigidity.