Sentence examples for hurdles in adjusting to from inspiring English sources

It was supported by research suggesting that students who trained in urban areas faced hurdles in adjusting to the more bare-bones life of a country doctor, said Dr. Heidi Chumley, a senior associate dean at the University of Kansas.

Adjusting to life in America is difficult.

Flexible management and supervision that enable the Care Group principles to be upheld while adjusting to local contextual realities and implementation hurdles is recommended.

The biggest offensive hurdle figures to be replacing the veteran running back Ahmad Bradshaw with Wilson and Brown, two young players still adjusting to the rigors of the league.

In short, they have adjusted to reality.

The mode of delivery remains one of the highest hurdles in bringing RNAi to the clinic to treat HIV.

The monolithic approach presents significant hurdles in scaling to large numbers of models.

Cable does face significant hurdles in convincing customers to pick up the phone.

She was in fifth coming off the ninth hurdle, adjusted her stride to avoid a runner who fell into her lane and made up almost 10 meters to make the Olympic team by 16-hundredths of a second.

Get all your financial documents ready to avoid any hurdles in the set up process.

And other hurdles are likely to remain for a long time, as China's slow-moving bureaucracy adjusts to the realities of more imports.