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

Many patients had a strong feeling of personal responsibility for weight reduction as integral to diabetes self-management but found it difficult to integrate the changes their disease requires into their self-management activities.

The technology was slow to take off, as some cities found it difficult to integrate preemption with antiquated traffic-light controllers.

Without the special bays and "Drone Zones" integrated into the Internet of Wings's production facilities, more traditional restaurants found it difficult to integrate drones into their delivery workflows.

Participants found it difficult to integrate medical recommendations, such as a medication regimen and meal times, when they did not match their schedule of daily activity.

The other two partners were large organizations, and thus found it difficult to integrate activities such as the hiring process and the introduction of new planning or follow-up tools within their structure.

Immigrants are often relocated to rural small towns and unsurprisingly they find it difficult to integrate.

But I do find it difficult to integrate this task into my daily routine.

Even after several decades of intellectual embrace, many professors of art and architectural history continue to find it difficult to integrate vernacular architecture into a course syllabus.

However, many investigators cultivate only a very specific field in the growing area of somatosensory research and find it difficult to integrate a more universal knowledge of their work.

Smaller online retailers might not have access to such a database, or find it difficult to integrate into their pricing and delivery systems (this rather depends upon the idea that no one does write a simple and cheap program to automate all of this).

Academic leaders may find it difficult to integrate these types of exercises into information-saturated curricula.