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

She notes that some companies are already using new management techniques, "But we have many companies which are finding it hard to adapt".

Some of those skills were being used in Test cricket as well, but batsmen brought up to play the fast-paced T20 game were finding it hard to adapt to the different psychological and technical demands of Test cricket.

As with Courtenay years previously, the shy and retiring Dillon was finding it hard to adapt to Lloyd's elaborate and sociable lifestyle.

Hard to adapt Gulnara Kozybaeva, an ethnic Kyrgyz from the city's Furkat district, has just returned with her six children, who are finding it hard to adapt.

The removal of the Liverpool Care Pathway has left a gap in the guidance for practitioners which may need to be filled, as suggested by claims that some organisations are finding it hard to adapt to the Pathway's removal and suspicions that some are simply using it under a different name.

She may be sick or finding it hard to adjust.

Some find it hard to adapt to India.

Some banks will thrive and others will find it hard to adapt.

He will find it hard to adapt to English pitches.

"Our experience is that people do struggle and find it hard to adapt," he says.

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