Sentence examples for difficult to change this from inspiring English sources
Obviously it would be difficult to change this, but future buildings could be strategically located in ways that foster cross-disciplinary interactions.
It's difficult to change this perception without a concerted effort to articulate the role that everyone in the organisation has to play in managing risk.
Colonialism is seeking the spread of its own secular system". While acknowledging it was difficult to change this system, he said: "Such a change has begun". Mr Ahmadinejad, a hardline Islamist, also said his government had tried to reduce the political influence of university chancellors, many of whom were seen as pillars of the reformist government of his predecessor, Mohammad Khatami.
I am more pessimistic when it comes to the content-monitoring provision because there it's extremely difficult to change this proposal into something that is not harmful.
"With the merit-making idea so firmly entrenched," she says, "it's really difficult to change this". Greater Bangkok is home to some 140,000 stray dogs, according a 2007 Bangkok Metropolitan Authority survey.
Insofar that the patterns of behaviour are difficult to change, the results of this study are suggestive that cancer awareness campaigns should be designed differently when targeted men or women.
It will be very difficult to change the media narrative at this point.
However, as noted in Egbe et al. [ 27], this cultural trend will be difficult to change but this can be given a try by using traditional political structures.
