Sentence examples for adjust to divorce from inspiring English sources
There's even evidence that women are better able to adjust to divorce.
Perhaps it was the natural next step for a world adjusting to divorce and serial monogamy, and searching for something else to rely on, but the 90s were a hotspot for romanticising friendship.
On the other hand, negative forms of religious coping such as viewing divorce as a punishment from God, experiencing tension with one's religious community or spiritual guilt would contribute to more difficulties in adjusting to divorce.
The majority of kids do okay after divorce and adjust to this situation, but it is prudent to keep an eye on them.
Many people reported unsatisfactory experiences when having to adjust to major life changes such as separation or divorce, job loss, physical illness, and financial problems.
Previous studies in Thai depressed patients showed that the adverse life events associated with depression were major health problems, financial problems, job loss, separation or divorce, and being unable to adjust to life change [ 29, 30].
Divorce is a difficult and painful process that requires you to adjust to a "new normal".
A recently divorced fortyish woman and her two teenage daughters move from a small town in New Mexico (maybe they were the Ritters' neighbors) to New York and must adjust to the bright lights, ruthless citizens and family-unfriendly pace.
I had to adjust to it and I adjusted".
