Sentence examples for difficulty to adjust to from inspiring English sources
This in turn leads to greater difficulty to adjust to the society once they reach adulthood, and undermines their capacity to establish stable foundations for emotional, social and economic development.
Depending on how parents estimate the balance between the illness-related stressors, their personal capacities, and their social resources, they can be expected to have more or less difficulties to adjust to having a child with SB.
The introduction of Oracle to replace FINSYS created some short-term difficulties, as staff had to adjust to the new system.
He recently opened up about the tremendous difficulties he has faced attempting to adjust to his new life.
This finding could illustrate the negative effect of increased workload in medium size facilities, where more difficulties may have been encountered to adjust to the increased resource requirements for PMTCT.
"Such an individual can run into trouble on several counts … It's likely to lead to bad decisions and difficulty to adjust behavior to the context," he said.
Specially, a closed loop optimal (CLO) method is devised to overcome the difficulty to adjust the parameters of the EKF.
They include i) the lack of industrial interest to develop pharmaceutical formulations of a cytokine that should be available only for a limited number of patients, ii) the demanding compliance because of the parenteral route of administration, and iii) the difficulty to adjust the dose according to the real status of the disease.
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.
Dean admits to the difficulty of adjusting to a more highly structured life but believes it's an improvement in a world devoid of order.
