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

PacifiCare found it hard to integrate its systems after buying FHP, another HMO, last February.

Occasionally, villagers have left for the cities, but they have found it hard to integrate.

I lived in Paris for a year, but I found it hard to integrate, so I decided to come here and work as an au pair.

At first, students found it hard to integrate their clinical thinking and communication with the patient into a technically proficient interview "… give me some time … I will get to the questions that are essential for that complaint but not in that one moment of speaking" (PC FG3).

China, however, like Japan, might find it hard to integrate or accept large numbers of foreigners in its midst.

QUESTION FROM OMAR: Wiens, do you find it hard to integrate into society after the surgery ?

He thinks that Lucent may find it hard to integrate the technologies and skills of the firms it buys.

Old-economy firms, with much more complex product lines, find it hard to integrate even their in-house supply operations, let alone those with myriad outside firms.

"A knowledgeable Muslim will find it hard to integrate into a non-Islamic society of the United States," explained Muhammad al-Alahmari, a Saudi who is chairman of the Islamic Assembly of North America, an organization based in Ann Arbor, Mich., that sends copies of the Koran to prisons and libraries.

Large numbers of incomers may be unsettling; economic gloom makes natives fear for their jobs; sharp disparities of income across borders threaten rich countries with floods of foreigners; outsiders who look and sound notably different from their hosts may find it hard to integrate.

Computers tend to read a picture pixel by pixel and find it hard to integrate the information.