Sentence examples for more difficult changes from inspiring English sources

When these more difficult changes are proposed, the resistance is likely to be even fiercer.

But the new trade settlement process, scheduled for 2004, actually requires more difficult changes to the industry's computer systems, he said.

The more difficult changes and challenges faced by the parents and patients are shown in red.

The less obvious and likely more difficult change must come from the chattering class, many of them entrenched liberals and progressives to whom it has never occurred that they are the beneficiaries of white skin privilege.

But he said preventing food crises would require more difficult policy changes.

Although the real numbers are small, some experts worry that the new guidelines will encourage too much reliance on drug therapy rather than more difficult lifestyle changes.

While pharmaceuticals are often seen as a quick fix, a way of avoiding more difficult lifestyle changes, it is surgery and angioplasty that promise patients the quickest fix of all.

And the fear, perhaps represented by maternal advocacy groups, is that short-term interventions may undercut the political and economic leverage needed to make much more difficult, sustainable changes in health systems for women.

Whilst it is easy to acknowledge the need for such conceptual changes in principle, it is far more difficult to change the practices and attitudes of the individuals involved.

"But it's much more difficult to change the way you report on the test than to change the way you report verbally to someone".

Changing oneself is easy, according to Sarza, but it is more difficult to change the perception of people who have already made up their minds about you.