Sentence examples for problem in adapting from inspiring English sources

That has always been the problem in adapting "La Ronde".

But there is a more specific problem in adapting Pullman for the stage.

One problem in adapting Ojibwe to modern usage has been developing vocabulary for new concepts, products, and technologies; there is no tribal equivalent to the Académie Française, which famously tried to develop French cognates for English words like "floppy disk". Ojibwe writers and speakers develop such words haphazardly; some catch on, others do not.

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.

He's got the full repertoire". 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.

This finding supports previous adaptation studies that have shown that there were few problems in adapting UK measures into Slavic languages using the dual panel methodology [ 23].

Leghorns from the studied strain may have greater problems in adapting to a new environment.

I would be asked about the "problems in adapting a classic film for the stage", I was told, and critic Michael Billington would be there to "provide a wider context".

Matt Blaze, a University of Pennsylvania computer science professor who has studied data mining but was not involved in the study, said one of the most important points made in the report — little understood by the public — was to underscore the "fundamental problems" in adapting commercial data-mining to the hunt for terrorists.

It makes the company effective and efficient in the short run but the organization has problems in adapting the organization to changes in the long run.

What are the perceived problems in adapting the new technology?