Meanings of absorb new in English

With the company expanding rapidly, it was unable to absorb new hires, causing chaos.

It was recently set up by Hadi's government to absorb new conscripts being trained to fight the Houthis.

Are you able to absorb new information? Kwong had put on his stethoscope and was listening to Matt's heart.

Without foreign capital, India will not be able to achieve the growth required to absorb new entrants into the workforce.

As China's population ages, there is less need to grow as fast as before to absorb new workers coming into the market.

Compare this to the highly-cohesive All Blacks who awarded 11 new caps this year but whose ability to absorb new personnel is peerless.

The economy needs to create between 125,000 and 150,000 new jobs a month just to absorb new labour force entrants.

It was as if someone had erased his capacity for absorbing new facts.

This argument is made by Harris Collingwood in an absorbing new Atlantic Monthly piece.

Indeed, absorbing new world-views could be a sobering experience.

The fellow's got a gift of absorbing new ideas superficially and dressing them up smartly.

In most incarnations, it involved the unconscious mind absorbing new information from a recording playing in the background.

I am thinking of the few, the scattered few amongst us, who have absorbed new and vigorous truths.

For a little while Jan hardly thought of Dick Vaughan, so busy was he in absorbing new impressions.

A pyramid which was constantly growing, absorbing new recruits at the bottom, adding to the height, to the power of the pinnacle.

They absorbed new gene-sequences, keeping whatever was valuable and discarding the rest, while recycling the flesh itself into their own perverted idea of order.