Sentence examples for problems in accepting from inspiring English sources

But, he says, he has not had any problems in accepting his new appendage.

Daly says he understands that some Hearts fans may have problems in accepting another "rookie" manager but pointed out that Cathro's predecessor, Robbie Neilson, was a success.

However, also legitimate reasons for their concerns, such as problems in accepting the brain death concept or organ procurement procedures might be present.

Hungary has a conceptual problem in accepting that Slovakia is a real country.

Cate Blanchett alluded to the problem in accepting the best actress Oscar for Blue Jasmine.

"We have a problem in accepting that they are demanding the death penalty," Ms. Kamal said in a telephone interview.

It is likely that their inner conflict, if it exists at all, is mellowed by the fact that Catholics, like many other Christian denominations, do not take for granted a literal reading and interpretation of the Bible, and find no problem in accepting two different descriptions of reality, one of which is seen as merely symbolic.

No problems were encountered in accepting these twins, probably as a result of the intensive screening programme which also addressed the unfortunate possibility of handicapped children, together with the legal aspects involved.

Still, modern life permits a distance from death and dying that brings its own problems, not least a difficulty in accepting the inevitable, or being able to adequately grieve.

A large percentage of them are from cities and have minimal exposure to rural life and they anticipate problems in being accepted by rural communities.

Technology problems are always embedded in accepted social, organizational and political ways of doing things.