Sentence examples for adjusting back to from inspiring English sources

The challenge facing every player who took part in New Zealand is as much mental as physical — adjusting back to club play after the game's summit.

His songwriting on the album was also influenced by adjusting back to life as a single man.

After living abroad for a year, adjusting back to life in suburban America has taken more time than I thought it would.

It also makes it easier for asset prices to adjust back to sensible values.

"She had the least amount of theatrical experience, so maybe she was the quickest to adjust back to film".

If in one period a shock — a big rise in the price of oil, for instance — causes output to fall and unemployment to rise, in the next period the economy automatically adjusts back to a state of full employment.

My friend Molly, who lives in England, had recently told me that her daughter, who was then 3, had needed weeks to adjust back to local time after a trans-Atlantic flight.

That is to say, point A must be adjusted back to D′.

After the predictions of clearness index are made, these predictions are adjusted back to daily insolation for error calculation.

In other words, it represents the speed at which bank rates adjust back to equilibrium after a change in the monetary policy rate.12.12

When pH of the extract was adjusted to 2 or 12 for 24 h and then adjusted back to the original 6.7, its ability to reduce the lesion size on pepper leaves caused by P. capsici was decreased.