Sentence examples for hard to affect from inspiring English sources

"It's very, very hard to affect culture.

"Simply to move all this stuff around, it is really hard to affect any cost savings.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Bartz's Advice for Mayer  |  Carol Bartz, a former chief executive of Yahoo, had some advice for her successor, Marissa Mayer: "It's very, very hard to affect culture.

Change, of course, can be hard to affect.

Humidity effect in fabrication process was examined, where the relative humidity less than 60%% was hard to affect the overall performance [38].

It is far harder to affect the jaded knowingness of Graham Greene when you're worried that Zakes Mda will let everyone know you're talking nonsense.

The ECHR ruling affects Stephen's predicament in a significant way, said Mike, because a change in the law will be harder to affect as a result.

In addition to the possibilities noted above, it is plausible that physical activity may be harder to affect among individuals with pre-existing conditions or who are performing certain health behaviors.

"We are trying hard not to affect the classrooms," Anthony Shorris, deputy schools chancellor, said yesterday.

The Mr. Roboto of the Village Voice, Brendan Koerner, said it might be easy to fool "this creepy brand of surveillance.... Try it out yourself -- how hard is it to affect a little limp, walk on your insteps a smidgen more or simply don a heavy overcoat?

Electrodeposition of silver is hard to be affected by the hydration properties of pore wall, such as hydrophobic or hydrophilic.