Sentence examples for be difficult to adapt from inspiring English sources

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

"It can be difficult to adapt to a completely new way of life and balance my university workload without my family's help and support," she says.

Some delegates argued that an immediate change would be difficult to adapt to; others said FILA needed to show it was changing to persuade the I.O.C. to keep wrestling in the Olympics.

The story, with its mixture of the homespun and the philosophical, was always going to be difficult to adapt, in part because while there is plenty of action (kidnapping, murder, and in the novel at least, a daring prison break), it takes up only a few pages in the book, which is otherwise devoted to gentler questions and pursuits.

Applications which integrate online documentation with CPG are often complex systems bound to a proprietary infrastructure and as such, can be difficult to adapt to changing care guidelines.

While this methodology generates high-affinity ligands for the target, it is generally an iterative process that can be difficult to adapt for the generation of ligands for large numbers of proteins.

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.

Because of this, it is difficult to adapt this method for normal primary cells and difficult to transfect cells.