Sentence examples for difficulty adjusting to from inspiring English sources

He had the most awful difficulty adjusting to hotels.

He had difficulty adjusting to the demands of political life.

Most were foreign students who seemed to have difficulty adjusting to life in the UK.

She said she was having difficulty adjusting to her parents' divorce and frequently cut classes.

Patrick also supposed that the NASCAR culture might have some difficulty adjusting to her.

That victory came on indoor carpet, but Safin had little difficulty adjusting to indoor clay.

But even today's state judges who come here have difficulty adjusting to the Court at first.

Matsuzaka won 15 games, but he had difficulty adjusting to a new culture.

Big, serial issuers like California wouldn't have too much difficulty adjusting to a taxable market.

Rigorous program requirements can be overwhelming for students who may have difficulty adjusting to curriculum demands.

Farrell has difficulty adjusting to the Links, which are very different from the golf courses on Long Island.