Sentence examples for have difficulty assimilating from inspiring English sources
They have difficulty assimilating, so much of their culture is based on Islam".
Some who come from low-developed areas of developing countries often take time to comprehend the modern transportation infrastructure, especially roads, and have difficulty assimilating and customizing the same to their culturally tailored modes.
Moving forward, if we would like to continue to increase social cohesion in order to gain benefits to society, and if it is truly smaller cities that have difficulty assimilating immigrants, then the focus needs to be on assimilating the particular groups of Hispanic immigrants in smaller cities and, to a lesser extent because they are a smaller section of the population, white immigrants.
Many patients have difficulty assimilating the knowledge that diabetes can lead to significant adverse effects on many different parts of the body.
But, like Faulkner, O'Connor herself had difficulty assimilating the push toward integration which took the region so suddenly and violently in the fifties and sixties.
Commentators have had some difficulty assimilating Searle's rejection of anti-individualism with his treatment of collective phenomena.
It has also been detected that students have more difficulty assimilating concepts related to risk and quality management.
Results indicated that participants who studied the argument maps scored higher than those who studied text, on tests of memory, though not comprehension, and that participants had more difficulty assimilating the large (50 bit) argument in the time allotted.
Furthermore, we found that partitions that would scaffold a multiplicative comparison of the two bars did not greatly reduce the difficulty of the problems, implying that students who can assimilate a task with composite units do not have difficulty making and interpreting (what is to the observer) a multiplicative comparison of the composite units.
I have difficulty staying asleep.
