Sentence examples similar to acclimating to learning from inspiring English sources

Sometimes one acclimates to it, learns that it is not impossible to get by without whatever it was that was lost and which caused the suffering in the first place.

Imagine launching a startup in a second language, acclimating to a new culture, learning new industry regulations and tax codes; navigating the labyrinthine world of visa, green card or citizenship requirements.

And the adventure of new experiences extends to other parts of my life in Uruguay too, like learning Spanish and acclimating to the culture.

Greater session 1 and 3 walking times as well as discrepancies between trials in the first session may be due in part to a learning effect and by participants acclimating to the test.

Sometimes we only learn such lessons while abroad, when acclimating to a new, temporary neighborhood, or when answering a question as simple as the one just stated.

"They become acclimated to the cause, learn about the cause, and see the good people involved.

But I'm acclimating to this new world.

He is still acclimating to attention from abroad.

There's still the issue of acclimating to new surroundings.

The hardest part: acclimating to the atmosphere at 17,800 feet.

Acclimating to LA is tougher than expected.