Sentence examples for hard alter from inspiring English sources

If the egg is too runny the first time you try, or too hard, alter the cooking time in microwave because different microwaves have different power outputs.

I think it's pretty hard to alter the assumptions and worldview with which Pakistan's top thinkers function — just as it's hard to do in the realm of US foreign policy.

Many of the core aspects of a parent's conversational style would be hard to alter, from grammar to vocabulary.

"They didn't believe in democracy so they built a system that meant even if people voted for change, it was hard to alter policy," she said.

It's hard to alter the mindset of a would-be terrorist, but it's comparatively easy to introduce measures that could reduce gun-related fatalities in general.

Presidents as different as Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon learned that once a leadership persona is fixed in the national consciousness, it is very hard to alter.

Aaron, his high school coach, once scolded Smith for trotting around the bases and has warned him that it can be hard to alter a bad reputation.

Banks and other Wall Street firms have fiercely opposed the proposed legislation, and have lobbied hard to alter how it would be put in place.

Given the A.P.'s long and distinguished record — we are not talking about Inspire, the Al Qaeda magazine — its restraint in delaying publication, and the fact that it would be hard to alter phone records, invoking that exception strikes one as close to slander.

More and more evidence points to pivotal events very early in life -- during the toddler years, infancy and even before birth, in the womb -- that can set young children on an obesity trajectory that is hard to alter by the time they're in kindergarten.

Our observation about consumer behavior within new media is that people habituate rather quickly, and therefore patterns can be hard to alter or reverse.