Sentence examples for troubles in adjusting to from inspiring English sources

Leaning into the winds that swirl around the old prison, Glen Ntsoelengoe talks of his own troubles in adjusting to the new South Africa he found after release.

He failed on the first count on opening day, although it appears he is having no trouble in adjusting to New York.

Early in his sentence, Simpson had trouble adjusting to life in lockdown, becoming sullen and introverted, according to Norman Pardo, his former manager, who said he visited his client during his first few years in jail.

Councilwoman Nancy Lytle said part of the difficulty now was that many people in Palo Alto have had trouble adjusting to the shift from that consensus-building style to the newer approach that encourages more confrontation.

Children whose mothers were postpartum depressed may have more trouble with adjusting to these new demands of the school environment.

Initially, Bao Bao had trouble adjusting to life in her ancestral homeland.

Confident of his love, she joined him in February 2006, but had trouble adjusting to South Florida.

The rules have changed radically, and Liebling's gifts and reporting energies were such that he would surely have had little trouble adjusting to them, in a poolroom or on a battlefield.

I was not told what to do with this information — except that it may be a stressor if the personal statement revealed the student was having trouble adjusting to coursework in English.

She clearly has had trouble adjusting to life in the prison colony, where she has received several official reprimands for oversleeping (she said on Wednesday that she had not heard her 5 30 a.m. wake-up calls).

"This had nothing to do with how my body felt," said Houston, who earlier in the week had trouble adjusting to the 15-hour time difference between Charleston, S.C., and Sydney.