Sentence examples for find difficult to absorb from inspiring English sources

Economists' opposition to specific minimum-wage hikes is sometimes due to concerns that politicians will impose recklessly high wage-floors, which firms may find difficult to absorb without laying people off.

Today's shots show how both political parties are maneuvering on questions of science so complex that many lawmakers find them difficult to absorb.

Lacking nurses, doctors, good roads and communications, countries such as Tanzania find it difficult to absorb and spend large amounts of donor money efficiently.

People find it difficult to absorb the idea that when they first met me I was a manicurist, and now I am writing, branding, marketing, project managing and doing many things other than just polishing nails.

If too much information was given in one consultation, patients found it difficult to absorb and tended to feel more anxious.

She found it difficult to absorb food.

However, some parents found it difficult to absorb the information during the hospital stay and said that they would have appreciated receiving additional written information about the intervention and the practical advice given.

The professionals were perceived as having a lot of patience and an open-minded attitude towards the parents when they found it difficult to absorb and understand the disease and care.

I find that very difficult to absorb — it's very difficult to imagine that we've come to a stage where that is being discussed.

It is anticipated that the extended family system will find it increasingly difficult to absorb these orphans due to continued severe economic constraints [ 2].

Even children who find the details of Sessions' life difficult to absorb are likely to be enchanted by the book's appearance.