Sentence examples for difficulties of change from inspiring English sources

Effective leaders are able to create change and lead others through the difficulties of change.

Swofford found an apt comparison in talking about the difficulty of change in college football's postseason.

It is all about revisiting memories; about ageing but not quite growing up; about the difficulty of change; about settling for what you don't really want.

BAGHDAD — For women in Iraq, the coming national elections offer both a promise and a reminder of the difficulty of change in this male-dominated culture.

So the difficulty of change for the middle and low-end of the market needs to be calculated against the risk of doing nothing.

Some wrote about the difficulty of change in their partnership.

Slower progress in these areas may be associated with the difficulty of change in these areas or may reflect the fact that most partnerships were health-led.

But the practical difficulties of forcing change on private contractors appear to have been underestimated.

One of the difficulties of that change was that after the Rothko case a slew of other litigation followed, attempting to use the Rothko ruling as a precedent.

This can partially be attributed to increasingly well-defended issuers and shareholders realizing the inherent difficulties of enacting change in a fluctuating commodity price environment.

That was an unhappy place last evening, when Steve Lomas, Millwall's manager, was confronted by the difficulties of regime change at the club.