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

They may be finding it difficult to adapt or feeling a sense of worthlessness.

Far from being "long-indulged children" holding the majority hostage, the residents of Gaza and the West Bank are heroes finding it difficult to adapt to a change in tactics.

With limited infrastructure and more than 30% of people living below the national poverty line, many people are finding it difficult to adapt to increased incidences of extreme weather.

Labour's pensions spokesman Gregg McClymont welcomed the "flexibility" in the new system but voiced concerns the pensions industry was "finding it difficult to adapt so quickly to such a big change".

The 2008 world champion, who at one point spun on the slippery track, said that he was finding it difficult to adapt to the Mercedes car in wet conditions.

At this time, Goater suffered homesickness, finding it difficult to adapt to the English climate: "It took me a good two years to get used to life in England.

However, some regions will find it difficult to adapt.

They may find it difficult to adapt to the new working environment.

"After service, many find it difficult to adapt to civilian life.

Unlike Alonso and Hamilton, he finds it difficult to adapt his style to different circumstances.

The Hong Kong prison culture emphasises authority and submission, which many non-Chinese find it difficult to adapt to.