Sentence examples for more difficult lifestyle from inspiring English sources

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.

The students surveyed were concerned in part by what they perceived to be a more difficult personal and professional lifestyle, compared with other fields.

Realising you are an overweight individual is in itself likely to be quite stressful and make making healthy choices in your lifestyle more difficult.

Taking advantage of audiences' voyeuristic impulses, aided by the allowance of nudity in tribal documentaries, the filming of lands untouched by modernity, and the presentation of locales never before filmed, these movies placated Depression era American audiences by showing them lifestyles more difficult than their own.

For the Gazzos and the Steels one of the more difficult things is reconciling their lifestyle with that of their contemporaries.

But what those colors meant for the insect's lifestyle is more difficult to discern, he cautions.

Finally, interpersonal distress, the result of day-to-day interactions or lack thereof with significant others involved in the patient's life, can contribute to DRD by limiting emotional support and making it more difficult to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

"We should not simply use pharmaceuticals to treat the results of unhealthy conditions," said Sir Michael Marmot, director of the Institute of Health Equity at UCL. "Choosing healthy lifestyles is more difficult because our society promotes cheap unhealthy foods, low alcohol prices, and car use instead of walking or cycling".

In other words, likes, posts, and comments on a friend's Facebook wall provide an opportunity to maintain at least superficial -- and often humorous -- contact between the less frequent opportunities for face-to-face contact or telephone conversations that seem to be more and more difficult with today's busy lifestyles.

Meche's family has lived off the water for generations, but that lifestyle is becoming more difficult as the Army Corps of Engineers has greenlighted a network of pipelines now crisscrossing the swamps.