Sentence examples for culture difficult from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Caribbean's hot climate and limited infrastructure can make championing a local food culture difficult.

Foreigners studying Chinese may find Chinese popular culture difficult to connect to, and while Chinese studying abroad may enjoy watching television (also to improve their language skills), Chinese television offers foreigners a diet heavy in bloody, anti-Japanese war dramas and entertainment styles that may be difficult to understand.

He also said many would find the change in culture difficult.

Although she found adjusting to the Japanese culture difficult, Sing held AJW's title on two occasions and was the first Calgary born wrestler to gain success in Japan.

However, its slow growth rate and complex life cycle make mass culture difficult for commercial purposes.

These constraints make some aspects of entrepreneurial culture difficult to reconcile with the NHS service delivery model, and the high levels of entrepreneurial culture observed in the University may not be attainable in the NHS.

Such an insular culture is difficult to maintain -- but often hard to quit.

Simply acknowledging and adapting to this different terrain and culture is difficult but essential.

"At first, adjusting to a new culture was difficult," Ms. Mir said.

Just trying to get back into the United States culture is difficult".

For many Shanghainese, assimilation of Hong Kong's different dialect and culture was difficult.