Sentence examples for difficult adaptation from inspiring English sources

What did you feel you could offer audiences cinematically?It was the most difficult adaptation I have done because the book is a monologue in which two characters are talking to each other but only one speaks.

And that could be – and I have experience of that in this particular condition – a really, really difficult adaptation.

Tuck Everlasting is only 137 pages long, and was the most difficult adaptation I have ever done.

"They will all have difficult adaptation, and for that they will require constant support". Manalich said the miners have been divided into three groups for rescue.

Moreover, tube feeding can cause moderate depression or a more difficult adaptation to feeding with a nipple bucket [ 78].

This section deals with another aspect of the subak, namely, its difficult adaptation to local socio-economic processes rather than administrative structures.

For cytostatic agents or when the response assessment is difficult, adaptations to phase II designs may allow a better assessment of therapeutic activity: first by using the progression-free survival rate (PFSR) as primary end-point instead of the response rate, and second by considering progression-free survival (PFS) risk groups based on a prognostic index (PI).

My first visit, during the fasting month of Ramadan, required some particularly difficult adaptations: If you must eat or drink water during the day, please be discrete.

Ravetch and Frank were less successful with a more difficult Faulkner adaptation, The Sound and the Fury (1959), but their screenplay for Hud, based on McMurtry's novel Horseman, Pass By, won awards from both the Writers Guild of America and the New York Film Critics Circle.

After the child is born, the couple must undergo a significant adjustment to adapt to their new role as parents; the higher the number of children, the more difficult the adaptation.

However, this can suggest a difficult bronchial adaptation to air flow in the first second of expiration in these individuals.