Sentence examples for been difficult to adapt from inspiring English sources

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

But it has been difficult to adapt these simple systems to the study of blood flow dynamics in more complex, representative geometries.

However, it has been difficult to adapt genetic engineering techniques so that they can be used safely in humans.

While informative, it has been difficult to adapt these biochemical approaches to the study of primary human cells, especially those collected from lymphopenic patients with autoimmune diseases for which minimal amounts of cellular material are available.

It was difficult to adapt to life without running.

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

Sometimes when you're not playing in one position all the time it's difficult to adapt".

For me it was difficult to adapt because I would go off pedalling at too high a rate.

"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.

Initially it was difficult to adapt and as a family, like many others arriving at that time, we faced our challenges.

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.