Sentence examples for hard to effect from inspiring English sources

But as In Battalions showed, although it sometimes feels hard to effect change in any sphere, particularly government thinking, theatre is not helpless.

Justice Delayed The Pentagon task force had one overarching recommendation: that the military work hard to effect a "culture shift" to zero tolerance for domestic violence by holding offenders accountable and by punishing criminal behavior.

This, of course, will be hard to effect in an era where everyone wants to be the artist - where everyone lusts for fame like an athlete in a game - thank you, Nina Simone.

Swift has worked hard to effect this kind of communion -- to provide a taste of what it's like inside her life -- since the beginning, back when she was a teenage country singer writing about feeling like an outsider in language that made her listeners feel like insiders.

"One thing that makes it easier rather than harder to effect change is a burning platform," Mr. Morrison said.

But it's harder to effect in a museum, particularly in the boxy, high-ceilinged galleries of Asia Society Museum.

"It is harder to effect this sort of change in Latin America mainly because the notion of civil rights is not as strongly developed as in Europe or the United States".

Pills and surgery often don't work, Lifestyle changes may be harder to effect (weight loss, exercise) but will often give you the better long term relief.

The system, he said, failed to make them accountable and made it hard for them to effect real change.

"It's hard to assess effects on mortality from just one study," he said.

It's hard to overstate their effect.