Sentence examples similar to concept difficult to assimilate from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to assimilate and maintain strong ties," he said.

The Slits found it difficult to assimilate within a conservative, male-dominated music industry.

Some people might find it difficult to assimilate Lesser's highly personalized readings as easily as Lesser assimilated her own texts.

Iron is the most essential element found in the environment, but it is difficult to assimilate by microorganisms.

As with most immigrant groups, the first generation found it difficult to assimilate into the American culture.

The computer-generated data or symbols presented on these displays are highly codified and are often difficult to assimilate for split-second decisions.

When playing music from the African-European tradition that emerged in the Americas, the rhythm sense is always the most difficult to assimilate, to understand and to feel.

More difficult to assimilate into the package are the transmission settings.

It is extremely difficult to assimilate all the elements going on in a scene when taking the picture.

However, she means so much more; she represents thousands just like her who may find it difficult to "assimilate" to achieve success in America.

For the primary care physician, it is difficult to assimilate all the information contained in the numerous guidelines and decide which guideline to use in clinical practice.