Sentence examples for the harder changes from inspiring English sources

"It's one of the harder changes people make in their lives, to lose weight, and we're social animals," said Baylor School of Medicine psychologist Craig A. Johnston, the lead author of the study.

The more aggressively companies lobby, the harder change becomes.

With his third-place finish last weekend in Lake Louise and the hardest changes behind him, Sullivan has pushed on and is not looking back:   "To have a whole revamp of the system, I'm starting fresh.

Bringing change to ourselves is definitely one of the hardest changes to make.

I think the hardest change has been going vegan, as initially there was a sense of defensiveness on both sides.

The hardest change for Ortiz was the shelter rules, including a curfew and ban on electric appliances like her rice cooker.

Change is hard, and losing a pet or loved one is the hardest change ever.

The longer you linger the harder the change will be.

Adherents believe society reflects the hard-wired changes that have been made to our brains after millions of years of natural selection.

Those earning about £120,000 have effectively been hit the hardest by changes made in the last few years.

Kasai [7] found that changes of the stomion and the lower lip could be predicted and strongly reflected the changes of the hard tissue, but changes in the upper lip showed a weaker correlation with the hard tissue change.