I'll have no problem adapting to this".
Many students have no trouble adapting to their new university's culture.
If you're familiar with the original system, you'll have no trouble adapting to the miniscule changes.
Bringing this up lets the interviewer know that you not only enjoy continuing to learn about the field, but also have no problem adapting to new developments.
Carlin also believes that Falcao would have no problem in adapting to the faster, more physical style of play that predominates in the Premier League.
You're floored by an unfunded grant, or a bad result, or an unexpected downsizing and you have no skills to adapt to your new circumstances.
However, these objectives become more problematic with an increasing number of gene deletions as the engineered strains have no time to adapt and thus are far from an evolutionary optimum [ 7].
Girls had no trouble adapting to computers once the machines did something that interested them.
But the Latin newcomers, many arriving in the past 15 years, have had no trouble adapting to Little Italy's romantic ambience.
In his new body, Rainey has no trouble adapting to life in the gaseous seas of Jupiter: high heat, "heavy radiation," "twisting magnetic fields" and "tons and tons" of atmospheric pressure.
