Sentence examples for a difficult time adjusting from inspiring English sources

Hospitals, especially academic medical centers, which enjoyed years of unfettered spending until managed care reared its head a decade ago, are having a difficult time adjusting to the new lean years in medicine.

Miserable, sullen and homesick, she has a difficult time adjusting.

Many first-generation, low-income students have a difficult time adjusting to college life.

Women especially have a difficult time adjusting to both the new surroundings and their husbands.

From what he has observed, older seniors could have a difficult time adjusting to driverless technology.

Mr. Gagliardi said that as the acquisition goes forward, Texaco employees might have a difficult time adjusting to Chevron's methods.

When she first moved to the memory care neighborhood at a senior living community, she had a really difficult time adjusting to her new environment.

Still, the major carriers have had a remarkably difficult time adjusting to it.

In a letter to IDRC Awards Officer Rita Bowry shortly after she arrived back in Canada, Cranney wrote, "I have had a very difficult time adjusting to being back in Canada.

Some breeds of dogs do, however, have a more difficult time adjusting to the new baby.

Researchers engineered mice with different levels of SIRT1, and found that those with lower levels of the gene had a more difficult time adjusting their circadian clock as the day went on.