Sentence examples for a week to adjust from inspiring English sources

"Because the body's biological clock can only shift a small amount each day, it takes the average person about a week to adjust to the new time zone.

"Maybe it would take them a week to adjust, but I don't believe that someone would be so sexually affected by a woman's lack of a headscarf.

Although the change on Sunday to daylight saving time involves only a one-hour shift forward, it takes many people a week to adjust.

Still possessing a number of weapons in Rob Gronkowski, Wes Welker and Stevan Ridley, Brady has had a week to adjust to the loss of Hernandez and is facing a Ravens defense that has been fairly soft through two games.

Adding drama to the matchup are Hunt's recent visa woes -- he was only granted entry to the U.S. on Sunday -- meaning that he will have less than a week to adjust to Pacific Standard Time.

For oral administration in the TG mice, nicorandil was dissolved in tap water and water consumption was measured for a week to adjust the dose to 15 mg/kg/day (81 mg/l of drinking water).

The animals were then allowed an additional week to adjust to restraining conditions.

The schedule change will give players one extra week to adjust from a slower clay surface to a faster grass court.

Conrad wrote that she'd be taking a step back from the site for a few weeks to adjust to life as a new mom.

Mr. Allen needed a few weeks to adjust "to not being in the middle of everything," he said.

Thankfully, the staff at A21 were all incredibly friendly and accommodating, but it still took me a few weeks to adjust and learn how to navigate and environment where I very much felt like an outsider socially.