Sentence examples for more difficult to adjust from inspiring English sources

That undermines their sense of stability and makes it much more difficult to adjust".

There are some aspects of the job that I have found more difficult to adjust to.

With regard to the quality of fracture reduction, uniplanar devices with a rigid side bar are usually more difficult to adjust and the surgeon must take care to ensure a satisfactory reduction before the external fixator is applied.

However, such novel techniques are not widely available and they are often more complicated and hence more difficult to adjust and interpret compared to now common CM and TM regimes.

Unfortunately, this calculus does not include the aforementioned degrees of freedom, thus making it considerably more difficult to adjust to the detrimental impact of the environment on the data transmission process.

While Ben Kuchera of Ars Technica felt the soundtrack was good, he asserted that individual songs were unrecognizable because of modifications made to them for the mixes, and that they were more difficult to adjust to within the gameplay itself.

It's been difficult to adjust to the more car-centric ways of the Beltway.

"The young people who have lived in the unstructured, informal camp for a prolonged period of time find it particularly difficult to adjust to life in more ordinary circumstances," Fairweather said.

When I lost all of my hair, it was difficult to adjust to being bald, but what proved to threaten my confidence even more was the loss of my eyebrows and eyelashes.

Although more than half have studied for university degrees, after up to a decade of no other career development, many find it difficult to adjust to life beyond rugby.

It is quite difficult to adjust.