Sentence examples for difficult to adapt the from inspiring English sources
When I first returned the children that knew me from before clearly found it difficult to adapt the way they saw me, and I found it very difficult to consider the classroom mine.
It is not difficult to adapt the theory of denominators to the setting of extension from hypersurfaces with non-trivial normal bundle; it is simply a matter of modifying the technique of proof of Theorem 5.13 to the setting of Theorem 5.14.
Coxon admitted it was difficult to adapt the show into a musical.
Also, it is difficult to adapt the cells of many tumors to in vitro conditions when establishing a primary epithelial culture.
However, it is difficult to adapt the lateral multilayers to circuit elements because the current flows in lateral directions, which results in inherently poor integration density.
While the elderly deem internet irrelevant or feel that it's too late and too difficult to adapt, those in the younger generation like Balgobin struggle to keep up with their peers.
But it has been difficult to adapt these simple systems to the study of blood flow dynamics in more complex, representative geometries.
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 became the most difficult to adapt; in the end, they had the pilot drop a bomb in Iraq, and made him African American, a man whose history and upbringing at least stood some chance of capturing the oppressed inflections of the original.
Some students find it difficult to adapt to the change in the role of the teacher from instructor to one of facilitator, learned peer, and advisor.
Mr. Coppola, who will serve as an executive producer, said, "The book is inherently difficult to adapt to the screen, and we've never quite found the right combination of director and writer to do it justice until now".
