Sentence examples for a difficult time adapting from inspiring English sources

"This is where businesses have a difficult time adapting to what's happening in society," Mr. Nass said.

But Simon Cowell admitted over the weekend that mistakes were made in the handling of Susan Boyle, the "Les Miserunner-uponing runner-up on "Britain's Got Talent" who has had a difficult time adapting to her sudden fame.

One of these scientists, Martin, has a difficult time adapting.

Traditional religious institutions have a difficult time adapting to the new landscape and seem to have fallen behind these social transformations.

Humanitarian organizations have a particularly difficult time adapting to transitional periods.

Mindy's boyfriend Cody went to prison in 1994, before the internet became a part of most people's everyday lives, so he's completely out of the loop if he's ever released, he'll have an extremely difficult time adapting to the changes of the past 20 years.

The traditional music business has had a difficult time post-Napster in 1999, unable to move quickly enough and adapt to a new rhythm punched out by the internet and digital technologies.

I would have had a difficult time because the population was changing faster than I would have been able to adapt to.

It was reported that Christmas is a difficult time for obese to stick to a certain diet regime 45 and that artificial and palliative nutrition procedures may be adapted for patients' needs around Christmas.

It is a difficult time.

Adolescence is a difficult time.