Sentence examples for difficulties adapting from inspiring English sources

He had difficulties adapting to civilian life.

But Kodak's problems stemmed from difficulties adapting to new technology not ineffective leadership.

When asked to name the greatest challenge their companies will face in executing strategy over the next few years, nearly one-third of managers cite difficulties adapting to changing market circumstances.

A touchscreen interface permits rich user interactions for research in many fields, but is rarely found within a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) environment due to difficulties adapting conventional technologies to the strong electromagnetic fields.

Also, there seem to be no technical difficulties adapting CNN chips for such problems and the needed local control of the parameters could be fully developed in the near future.

But Fuller was just one of three screenwriters assigned to adapt a story by the producer Myles Connolly, and it isn't easy to discern his hand in this gentle comedy about a silent cowboy star (Richard Dix) and his difficulties adapting to the talkies.

"But some have had difficulty adapting".

Such students often have greater difficulty adapting to the practices required to excel at A-level.

Like the Marx Brothers they had difficulty adapting to the newly domesticated standards of Hollywood comedy.

History teaches that people have difficulty adapting to prolonged, extreme drought, he writes.

The Clark campaign, which has no chief political strategist, has had difficulty adapting to the changed terrain.