Sentence examples for it hard to adjust from inspiring English sources

But Britain's politicians - and its Foreign Office - have found it hard to adjust to the loss, not so much of onetime colonies, as of the global clout the colonies once afforded.

Suggestions that civil servants "go native" after a long period working for a government and find it hard to adjust to a new administration and its different priorities were "completely wrong", he believed.

"Is it hard to adjust?" he said.

But the former prime minister is still finding it hard to adjust to retirement.

They admitted to finding it hard to adjust to mainstream America.

"Stock markets always find it hard to adjust to a higher interest rate environment," he added.

Low inflation makes it harder to adjust wages and prices relative to Germany.

Staff on CBeebies, which is aimed at a pre-school audience and is the more successful of the two digital channels, would find it hardest to adjust to a wholesale shift to Manchester, said another insider.

As we age the lenses in our eyes gradually stiffen, making it harder to adjust to different distances.

He believes that the companies that are more challenged are those "built during booms" because they find it harder to adjust to adverse conditions.

Some like striker Craig Davies, who scored four goals in a 5-0 win at Birmingham in September, made the step-up successfully, but others found it harder to adjust.