Sentence examples for more difficult adjustment from inspiring English sources

The 2% inflation target remains distant, but bigger debt purchases would make it look even more like the central bank was funding the budget deficit, and set up an even more difficult adjustment when QE ends.

"The more debt China creates to generate growth, the more difficult the ultimate adjustment," Michael Pettis, a Peking University professor and scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, wrote in a newsletter issued on Wednesday.

Your car payment and insurance policies, a second mortgage or home improvement loan are all long-term debt and it's more difficult to make adjustments to them.

"It definitely isn't — I've got to get more physically dominant, but more difficult is the mental adjustment.

If I hadn't had experience in film and TV, I would have had a much more difficult time making this adjustment, and I never thought that would be the case.

Travel east, though, and your day is shortened, which makes the adjustment more difficult.

The slow global recovery is making fiscal adjustment more difficult around the world, but this doesn't mean that little has been accomplished.

In social science doctorates however, the study context may be much more isolated making the process of adjustment more difficult [ 23].

Jealousy will make adjustment more difficult.

The high speed of United Flight 175 may also have complicated the hijackers' mission, because it would have been more difficult to make accurate adjustments in the plane's direction, several pilots said.

In such situations, interpreting the Shewhart control chart becomes more difficult, such that frequent adjustments might be necessary (Xie et al. 2001 , 2002.