Sentence examples for be hard to adjust from inspiring English sources
It's going to be hard to adjust.
Coming straight from university into a teaching context it can be hard to adjust to the need for self-censorship.
Goldie agrees: "Musicianship remains one of the most exalted job roles and each live performance can provide a real high which can be hard to adjust to – especially when the elevated status that musicians receive is suddenly lost".
"I think if we were making too much out of it and saying it will be hard to adjust, then we're making an injustice out of it," said John Farrell, Boston's pitching coach.
For many, the contrast between the highs of a successful show and the anti-climactic low that often follows can be hard to adjust to, a phenomenon that has been termed "post-performance depression', or PPD.
It was going to be hard to adjust back to real life.
Government debt, like for student loans, can be adjusted to make payments easier, though loans from private organizations like banks can be harder to adjust.
That was hard to adjust to".
