Sentence examples for hard to adhere from inspiring English sources

We sympathized; it's hard to adhere to journalistic ethics when the boss has little regard for them.

Nir Hasson: Some of them receive funds from Qatar and from The Palestinian Authority but you are right, they are trying really hard to adhere to a boycott of all things Israel..

Stan Carrizosa said that district personnel work hard to adhere to policies and legal guidelines.

It'a simple fact and formula to life that isn't hard to adhere to really, if you think about it.

However, trials in other areas of the British Railways network returned negative feedback, a common complaint being that difficulty in steaming the locomotive made it hard to adhere to timetables.

That's such an incredible way to look at things and I try really hard, like now that this record's out, I try really hard to not worry about what it's doing, I try very hard to adhere to the Woody Allen idea of, "How do we make the next one?

Obviously it is possible to achieve a goal for the new year if you put your mind to it, but for the most part, strict year-long deadlines often make goals harder to adhere to.

If you have painted the wood, it will be much harder to adhere the paper and you should make sure to use the glue in its original form.

It was difficult to adhere to a daily regimen and hard to gather reliable patient-reported data.

In practice, it is well known that it is hard to strictly adhere to Popperian criteria, and this paper is no exception.

But it's very hard sometimes to adhere to that where Chuck Hagel is involved".