Sentence examples for it difficult to shift from inspiring English sources

Some other finals could have been shown live during prime time in the United States, but NBC has said its commitment to showing everything on tape would have made it difficult to shift some action to live telecasts.

In addition, retailers found it difficult to shift DVDS in 2015, with sales down 15%.

Some went on to notable careers, but others found it difficult to shift to different, more sober kinds of lives after Europe's mood turned dark in the 1930s.

Critics agree that the F.B.I., the Central Intelligence Agency and the Pentagon have found it difficult to shift gears after decades spent keeping tabs on traditional adversaries, like K.G.B. agents working out of the Soviet embassy in Washington.

Despite racing through freezing rain at the start, which made it difficult to shift gears on the foreboding descents on a flat back tire for the final 10 miles, Armstrong shaved nearly 17 minutes off the record, winning in 6 hours 28 minutes 50 seconds.

In a rural Ethiopian setting where the burden of acute, curable infectious disease is high, patients and caregivers may find it difficult to shift to a chronic disease model of care and accept the need to continue taking medication [ 38].

"It's difficult to shift fundamental thinking.

When you cannot use your hands and arms it is difficult to shift position as often as you should to prevent sores developing.

Participants commented that with the barriers of an historical structure, it is difficult to shift resources across agency lines.

Moreover, it seems that the high level of initial investment into YAWS contributed to this sense of resistance, as directors and staff found it too difficult to shift to a new disease surveillance approach [ 2].

Using fewer predictors left remnants of the formants in the source model, which would have made it more difficult to shift the perceived identity of the targets toward /I/.