Sentence examples for it hard to modify from inspiring English sources

The existing laws of gravity predict the motions of the planets extremely well, making it hard to modify them to cater to the errant ways of a couple of pesky space probes.

Intense dealmaking at the top of government makes it harder to modify measures once agreement has been reached.

The next version of the iPhone is expected to veer away from the square shape of the 4 and 4S, which could make it harder to modify.

And in an unusual twist, the process of packaging and reselling home loans to investors — known as securitization, which has provided much of the cash that fueled subprime lending — has also made it harder to modify debts that go bad.

But borrower advocates who work with a broad array of lenders say that none make it harder to modify loans than Countrywide, the nation's largest mortgage originator and loan servicer.

"One of the things that we found was that, in general, it's hard to modify those clouds," he said.

It looks like a structure that it would be hard to modify or add to, which is the almost invariable fate of station buildings.

It's very hard to modify the sculpture after this step, so make sure you have it the way you want it before hand.

It is notoriously hard to modify the equations of general relativity without damaging the theory beyond repair.

There is always the possibility that we don't understand gravity and cosmology as well as we think we do, but it is very hard to modify gravity in a way that describes all the data.

Because many of the soups and stews I loved were already vegan or vegetarian, it wasn't hard to modify them to suit my new way of eating.