Sentence examples for difficulty of absorbing from inspiring English sources

"I was much more flexible in mind and body as a youth," he writes, about the difficulty of absorbing each new horror.

During the early part of the 19th century, the policy of the British tended towards annexation, but the Indian Rebellion of 1857 forced a change in this approach, by demonstrating both the difficulty of absorbing and subduing annexed states, and the usefulness of princely states as a source of support.

By means of the decomposition method we overcome the difficulties for the existence of absorbing sets and asymptotical compactness of the semigroup generated by a global solution to prove the attractors for the autonomous Brinkman-Forchheimer equation.

It is a narrative of absorbing interest.

Instead of absorbing pressure, they applied it.

"From a cultural standpoint, companies in France and Spain might have difficulty in absorbing these people".

This adaptability and reluctance to judge, this difficulty absorbing the past of those one loves, this skepticism about community and nation define the period.

"People who have been educated at great cost, both to their families and the public purse, are now working in wealthier countries which have not invested in them at all," she added, acknowledging that even in good times Greece had difficulty absorbing the surplus of professionals its universities produced.

The tie-ups were chiefly a result of Union Pacific's difficulties in absorbing the Southern Pacific Transportation Corporation, which it bought for $5.4 billion in 1996 to form the nation's largest railroad.

Because your body has difficulty absorbing more than 500 mg of calcium at a time, more of the mineral may go to waste.

"We'd have had difficulty absorbing the elevated level of new development coming on the market without foreign buyers," Mr. Miller said.