Sentence examples for difficult to conform from inspiring English sources

But other Catholics have found it more difficult to conform in their sexual practices.

Films made by others and distributed by the three will not be covered because it would be difficult to conform contractual arrangements on such independent productions to a new standard, he said.

It's all very difficult to conform your music once you feel it and written it a certain way.

Construction and maintenance of a cGMP facility is so expensive that it may be difficult to conform to these standards on a large scale without automation.

Due to competing pressures for time many practice nurses found it difficult to conform to the trial protocol, as is seen with the lower completed consultation rates compared with the lay educators.

Dr. Goldsmith testified that Mr. Hayes committed the crime in a state of rage and confusion that made it difficult for him to conform his actions to the law.

Dr. Goldsmith testified that the defendant, Steven J. Hayes, committed the crime in a state of rage and confusion that made it difficult for him to conform his actions to the law, which could be a reason for avoiding the death penalty.

It is difficult to confirm Shkreli's story, although its outlines conform to what is known about how the investigation started.

A strict interpretation of the rules would make it difficult for small raw-milk-cheese producers to conform to the standards.

But experience suggests that the totality-of-the-circumstances test which 3501 seeks to revive is more difficult than Miranda for law enforcement officers to conform to, and for courts to apply in a consistent manner...

It could be read as a manual for how to be a difficult individual when all the pressure around you is to conform.