Sentence examples for are difficult to adapt from inspiring English sources

The British do value warmth but older buildings designed for heating with radiant open fires are difficult to adapt to convective central heating.

"Some things are difficult to adapt to," he said, as he drove to another event as part of a promise to visit all 31 districts of Turkey's largest province.

But the Y.M.C.A. of Greater New York, which operates nearly 200 camps and buildings in New York and upstate, including 19 centers in the city, has been saddled with many old buildings that are difficult to adapt to today's demands, officials said.

Moreover, once introduced, they are difficult to adapt, or revise even, to suit changing framework conditions.

Fusion positioning At present, the common single positioning systems are difficult to adapt to the complex indoor environment.

Some techniques are difficult to adapt to the emergency context (multiplex tests, ELISA or high-flux cytometry).

It was difficult to adapt to life without running.

What in the culture was difficult to adapt to?

"It's difficult to adapt to this work and hard to be away from your family".

Although imposing, these have been difficult to adapt to the needs of modern administration.

Nevertheless, the design of this transducer may be difficult to adapt to some specific problems.