Sentence examples for difficult to fit in from inspiring English sources

It had become difficult to fit in with other people's plans.

But he found it difficult to fit in with Denmark's egalitarian lifestyle.

The one that's difficult to fit in, says Wilczek, is gravity.

Quite difficult to fit in for someone who is not a sporting professional.

I work as an academic and for a local MP, and there's no denying it's very difficult to fit in being a councillor as well.

I enjoy working part-time, mostly coaching and mentoring kids at local schools, but it can be difficult to fit in training too".

Overall the relationship between the macrophages and the bacilli is better defined and avoids concepts such as "chronically infected" macrophages, which are difficult to fit into traditional "in vitro" and "in vivo" experimental models.

Mr. Obama found the Hill a difficult place to fit in, and it was not always clear that he wanted to.

In the field of reverse engineering, the major problem is that the original measured points with irregular format, and unequal distribution, and lack of appropriate segmentation are difficult to fit into a curve in CAD systems.

He is a fantastically intriguing character, but his eccentricities have made it difficult for him to fit in with others during his life.

The high cost discourages contact with loved ones behind bars, which, in turn, makes it all the more difficult for ex-offenders to fit in at home when they are released.