Sentence examples for found it difficult to adjust from inspiring English sources

The younger Hubbards were all members of the Sea Org and shared its rigors, though Quentin Hubbard reportedly found it difficult to adjust and attempted suicide in mid-1974.

"It's possibly my own fault, but I've found it difficult to adjust and to integrate.

Has anyone found it difficult to adjust to reading detached Arabic?

Having retired soon after being released by Luton in 2011, he found it difficult to adjust.

Ms Park found it difficult to adjust to life in South Korea, however.

I have also found it difficult to adjust to Dutch cuisine, which strays from the unusual to the downright disgusting.

Like many of Vietnam's older generation, he probably finds it difficult to adjust to change.

On the other hand, they may find it difficult to adjust to a new social role.

He finds it difficult to adjust to an existence free from the comforts of instant response and reaction.

Britons choose to retire to Spain or France, yet some here find it difficult to adjust to Poles and Romanians who come to the UK to work.

Or they might have to look outside for executives, who could then find it difficult to adjust to their new companies and cultures.