Sentence examples for difficulty of switching from inspiring English sources

The M.I.T. reactor illustrates the potential difficulty of switching to a new reactor fuel.

If there was any doubt about the difficulty of switching from a four-man defence to a back three, you only needed to look at Everton.

In this paper, we study complex or executive attention based on sex and difficulty of switching attention task.

TNS speculates that this attitude reflects the difficulty of switching employers rather than genuine loyalty; it talks of "captive" employees.Such averages mask wide variation, of course.

Some church historians see a real disagreement; others think it was a terminological dispute, caused by the difficulty of switching between Greek and Semitic languages.

In an analysis of the electric choice law released yesterday, John Paul Guinan, energy advocate for the New Jersey Public Interest Research Group, attributed the low rate to the difficulty of switching, consumer confusion and a lack of choices.

Thus, India is advocating for a timeline for developing countries that phases out HFCs beginning in 2031, in order to ease the financial difficulties of switching to alternate coolants.

Moreover, for some short trips, you may decide that it is not worth it to get your circadian process in alignment with the local time — especially because you have to go through the difficulties of switching back when you return.

And in December 1997, more than 100 people were killed when a Boeing 737 flying from Indonesia to Singapore crashed; the pilot, who was said to be suffering from "multiple work-related difficulties", was suspected of switching off the flight recorders and intentionally putting the plane into a dive.

The pilot - suffering from "multiple work-related difficulties" - was suspected of switching off the flight recorders and intentionally putting the plane into a dive.

To overcome possible difficulties of a switching controller, a saturating high gain control is also presented.