Sentence examples for has difficulty adapting from inspiring English sources
The acclaimed dramedy centres on a screenwriter named Charlie Kaufman (Nicolas Cage) who has difficulty adapting a book about orchids into a movie.
The first approach tends to be less accurate while the second has difficulties adapting to dynamic scenarios.
She becomes a cardiothoracic surgical fellow and goes, as planned, to the Mayo Clinic but has difficulties adapting to her new colleagues' way of working.
"But some have had difficulty adapting".
Like the Marx Brothers they had difficulty adapting to the newly domesticated standards of Hollywood comedy.
The Clark campaign, which has no chief political strategist, has had difficulty adapting to the changed terrain.
But his normally disciplined on-the-ground operation has seemed to have difficulty adapting to the rapidly evolving political climate.
This is despite the fact that Taylor has had difficulty adapting to life in division one with Nottinghamshire this season, having moved up from Leicestershire of division two.
Their children had poor schooling and had difficulty adapting to more competitive environments, yet, because they were Chinese, they did not qualify for admissions quotas for minorities.
Re "Shop Smart": As the article points out, despite advances in technology, many people have difficulty adapting to their hearing aids and do not use them.
