Sentence examples for find it difficult to adapt from inspiring English sources

However, some regions will find it difficult to adapt.

I didn't find it difficult to adapt, though, pushing behind Whitey on the right side of the scrum.

Managers bred in companies such as J.P. Morgan, PepsiCo or Procter & Gamble often find it difficult to adapt their approach when they move.

Writing in The Times in November 1982, he noted that the military services "find it difficult to adapt to changing conditions because of understandable attachments to the past".

"Rooney is English, we all know they find it difficult to adapt to another type of competition other than the Premier League.

Other organisms have specific, geographically-bound ranges that do not allow them to move, and will find it difficult to adapt to warmer seas.

Cucinelli, too, found it difficult to adapt to city life.

"I scarcely spoke English, and coming from a backwoods, I found it difficult to adapt.

Students found it difficult to adapt traditional reading, scanning and note-taking methods to the platform.

"He is a fantastic player and has potential, but has found it difficult to adapt to the situation.

When I first returned the children that knew me from before clearly found it difficult to adapt the way they saw me, and I found it very difficult to consider the classroom mine.