Sentence examples for problems adapting to the from inspiring English sources

The junior and field-grade officers, who command at the battalion level and below, deal with unstructured problems — adapting to the insurgents' ever-changing tactics — as a matter of course.

Evra initially had some problems adapting to the English game.

The civilian government persuaded twenty-four families to establish a farming commune at Palikir in 1931, but the settlers faced problems adapting to the tropical climate and bringing their vegetable produce to Kolonia for sale.

"The Number Race" software trains children on an entertaining numerical comparison task, by presenting problems adapted to the performance level of the individual child.

I'll have no problem adapting to this".

1 Individuals and organizations both use and create knowledge and information to solve problems, adapt to changes in the environment, and enact goals.

Occupying new temporary quarters on the Chelsea Art Museum's ground floor, the New Museum presents a mostly video group show that reflects the problems of adapting to the constant changes of modern experience.

The less frequent feeding of lambs from the abnormal growth class may be due to problems in adapting to the feeder.

But he's had no problem adapting to Trump's immigration policies, like the travel ban and border wall between the U.S. and Mexico.

I don't think he'd have any problem adapting to British football".

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.