Sentence examples for adjust to professional from inspiring English sources

The living arrangement was important in helping Blackburn adjust to professional life at such a young age.

He started the 1967 season at Winter Haven, Fla., and was adjusting to professional baseball well.

Vendors adjust to the professional vibe.

Ledford dispatched an older brother with each twin to help them adjust to the professional life.

Recruitment and retention are the biggest challenges for the antiquated corporate entities not willing to adjust to the professional values of the new workforce.

Assimilation was a further strategy applied by young women in order to adjust to the male-dominated professional culture in their work and school environment.

But the private effects on family dynamics are just as complex, as patients and health professionals adjust to thinking about family not just as flesh and blood, but flesh and blood and genes.

With a budget of over €1.4 billion for 2014-2020, the programme will also help cinemas and other audiovisual professionals adjust to the digital age.

Women face significant barriers adjusting to the professional culture of engineers, which is strongly connected to hegemonic masculinity.

She blames the collapse of the domestic tournament structure in the 1970s and 80s for the decline of British tennis, and says the previously amateur events never adjusted to the professional era.

Director of rugby Jim Mallinder said of the one-cap USA international: "Samu has adjusted to the professional game well and is starting to make his mark in Premiership rugby.