Sentence examples for it difficult to absorb from inspiring English sources

Sprouting removes compounds in the food that make it difficult to absorb all of its nutrients, increases nutrient density and makes the food easier to digest.

She found it difficult to absorb food.

Lacking nurses, doctors, good roads and communications, countries such as Tanzania find it difficult to absorb and spend large amounts of donor money efficiently.

The literalness of both works — there were white costumes, the juxtaposition of walking with stillness, bodies lying on the ground, outstretched arms and hands clutched in prayer — made it difficult to absorb the emotional worlds of either piece.

But retailers and suppliers are finding it difficult to absorb price increases caused by the 14.5% drop in the value of the pound against the euro and 18% against the dollar since the UK voted to leave the European Union.

Thus, it is suggested that the state of the digestive gland made it difficult to absorb nutrients.

It is anticipated that the extended family system will find it increasingly difficult to absorb these orphans due to continued severe economic constraints [ 2].

It is difficult to absorb fully the history of cosmological exploration in a series of panels.

The chancellor, Harold O. Levy, contends that two-thirds of the budget is committed to contractual obligations, court decisions and government mandates, making it exceedingly difficult to absorb budget cuts.

As Dr. Gruman notes, it is difficult to absorb unfamiliar technical information that you may have to weigh as you make decisions.

"It's difficult to absorb what has happened to me today," said Berthod, who dedicated her victory to Régine Cavagnoud, the French skier who was killed during practice this season.