Sentence examples for faced in adapting from inspiring English sources

I began by asking the pair about the challenges they had faced in adapting to Korean culture.

Can you talk a little bit about the challenges you faced in adapting this program from one organizational context to another?

Hoy acknowledges that one of the biggest changes he has faced in adapting to motor racing is the abrogation of some level of control – that things on track will occur about which you can do nothing – not least at Le Mans where the closing speeds between the four classes of cars is huge.

In the third and final installment of my conversation with D.B Weiss, the executive producer of "Game of Thrones" (Sundays at 9 p.m. ET), he discusses a dilemma that he and fellow executive producer David Benioff faced in adapting George R.R. Martin's series of fantasy novels.

We briefly describe the resulting materials and then discuss the challenges we faced in adapting a life sciences curriculum based on a physics model.

One of the major challenges faced in adapting a UMI framework from physics to biology lies in the need to adapt model-centered epistemology to authentically represent the discipline of emphasis.

What particular challenges did you face in adapting someone else's work?

Your May 22 report on Koreans in New York City provides an enlightening look at the conflict these immigrants face in adapting to their new country.

Halpern's theory, which Abalos says is applicable to all human experience, was born of his study of the Middle East and the difficulty that the region and traditional societies face in adapting to a changing world.

Although a testament to the respect he commands among all parties, Mr. Napolitano's re-election was a controversial solution that underscored the profound difficulties that Italy's established parties face in adapting to new economic and social realities.

The surveyed farmers were asked about the most important barriers they face in adapting to climate change.