Sentence examples for difficulty in adjusting from inspiring English sources

Dr. Peterson explained the anomaly by saying that some students might have had difficulty in adjusting to private school during the first year.

Its players seemed to have difficulty in adjusting to the newfangled bidding screens, which run diagonally across the table so that nobody can see his partner.

Analysts said the figure partly reflected difficulty in adjusting the weekly claims data around Easter, which does not fall in the same week every year.

I was the first openly gay man he'd ever met, and though he had difficulty in adjusting to that initially, it ultimately didn't get in the way of our friendship.

If imported tools such as the machete, ax, rifle, and matches became unavailable to the Lacandón through some catastrophe, they, of all Mesoamerican peoples, would have perhaps the least difficulty in adjusting to the challenge of their ecological situation.

For fluctuating levels of available thermal energy, positive displacement machine has difficulty in adjusting the mass flowrate.

The news may end speculation about the 36-year-old former Olympic swimming champion's difficulties in adjusting to life in the principality.

Then the Cambodian-Americans felt as if they were punched in the collective gut by an unanticipated punishment for their difficulties in adjusting to this country.

You highlight real difficulties in adjusting federal Medicaid financing to the needs of low-benefit states and those most fiscally distressed by the economic downturn.

While the report offered investors some hope of an improving job market, an analyst with the Labor Department, Thomas Stengle, cautioned against reading too much into the decline, saying it may partly reflect difficulties in adjusting for seasonal factors.

They explain their current difficulties in adjusting to life as displaced people and express their hopes for the future, with one pondering on the meaning of the word 'refugee' itself.