Sentence examples for difficult to influence from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to influence the Chinese with £1m.

That world is inherently less stable and more difficult to influence than a confined national habitat.

The industry's structure makes it difficult to influence, said Mr. Harrison, of WWF.

However he found it difficult to influence the game until rounding Malafeev calmly to score.

Overall, the studies suggest that it is very difficult to influence voters with information in the lead up to elections.

While people may accommodate to predicted imbalances in the hydrologic budget, it is usually difficult to influence the basic natural factors that cause the imbalances.

Where the National Early Literacy Panel (NELP 2008) noted children between 3 and 5 years of age did not obtain as large a language boost from interventions as did younger children under 3, the present study on 4-year-old Head Start high-need preschoolers suggests the present intervention may have merit in developing expressive language with this difficult-to-influence age level.

They want to use officer training as a way of penetrating college campuses, where they can market the military to college students while diffusing their view of the world into a difficult-to-influence sector of American society.

Therefore it is difficult to determine how nature has influenced the allele frequency.

It's difficult to determine exactly how much influence Beijing is having on the Kaohsiung race.

Because these factors are inter-related, their influences are difficult to determine separately.