Sentence examples for difficult transformation from inspiring English sources

This apparently senseless act lands him in a Jamaican prison, where he begins a strange, difficult transformation.

Her race to the top of this grueling, though often inconspicuous sport has mirrored and perhaps even aided her country's difficult transformation.

The company had to make the difficult transformation from an electromechanical company, long well known for its punch card accounting machines, to a leader in the new electronic computer era.

At the same time, in the more difficult transformation of the Soviet Union, Western countries can conceivably help it most by helping Czechoslovakia and other countries in Central Europe — to show that it is well worth the effort.

I wish the Femia family many more years of success and happiness.Maxim Washington DC The Femia family is a wonderful and talented bunch, but my hat is off to Mama Femia who made her own, more difficult transformation, and came to realize that love can see beyond stereotypes and bigotry to allow people to be who and what they are.

Facebook is striking deals with newspapers in which it posts their articles directly on its platform in return for a cut of advertising revenues.However, there are few better placed to navigate the Post through its difficult transformation than one of the web's original disrupters.

The utilization of a universal protein fold with one of the most ubiquitous metal cofactors in biology, the [4Fe 4S] cluster, together with a simple organic molecule, SAM, is apparently a quite remarkable and adaptable method to carry out a wide variety of difficult transformations.

But Mr. Mohammad's tour, undermined by mismanagement from above and the poor discipline that surrounded him, suggested how difficult any transformation might be.

To make itself an attractive destination for immigrants, the experts say, Japan will have to undergo a difficult cultural transformation for which the Japanese-Brazilians pose an elementary test case.

A survey by the Allensbach Institute research organization argues that a good way for Merkel to risk losing in September is to make Germans worry about some kind of difficult economic transformation ahead.

It is obvious that the EEG alone cannot bear the responsibility for the performance and for the costs of the difficult system transformation in the power sector.