Sentence examples for difficult to shift from inspiring English sources

Such entrenched attitudes are difficult to shift.

"It's difficult to shift fundamental thinking.

The market power of incumbents is always difficult to shift.

"Sideboards and wardrobes can be difficult to shift," says its auctioneer, Peter Ball.

In addition, retailers found it difficult to shift DVDS in 2015, with sales down 15%.

A complex appears to have formed in Rome and, after Wembley, may be difficult to shift.

It is notoriously difficult to shift a country's investors away from their established exchanges.

This imagery has a long history and is difficult to shift.

Without such tools, firms will find it difficult to shift the slope of the performance frontier.

Today, as New Zealand reckons with devastating, difficult-to-shift statistics around youth suicide and depression, Selwyn says it's time to start to paying attention to the tikanga Māori ways of doing things: the ways that, for a long time, were quashed and dismissed.

First, more research is needed into behaviour change strategies that can, and do influence 'difficult to shift' practice areas such as sexuality education and depression screening after stroke.