Sentence examples for have difficulty adapting from inspiring English sources

History teaches that people have difficulty adapting to prolonged, extreme drought, he writes.

But his normally disciplined on-the-ground operation has seemed to have difficulty adapting to the rapidly evolving political climate.

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.

With Raheem Sterling also being rested on occasions this season Guardiola was asked whether he believed English players have difficulty adapting to the style of football he wants to play.

People who exhibit this behavior have difficulty adapting to new situations and are not agreeable because they see themselves as being the benchmark against which the behavior of others should be judged.

Q. Do you get British comedy? A. We do but to be honest we are selective because you do have a different sense of humour, so sometimes we do have difficulty adapting and translating it into Turkish culture.

Similar to the observed phenotypes in Popdc-null mutants, hearts of SSS patients have difficulties adapting their beating frequency to the physiological demands [ 21].

Indeed, many other species seem to have difficulties adapting to stressful environments (Meyer and Di Giulio 2002; Meyer et al. 2002; Ownby et al. 2002; Johnson et al. 2008; Hicken et al. 2011; Clark et al. 2013).

"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.