Sentence examples for adjusting than from inspiring English sources

HOME ALONE: Barney and Miss Beazley had a harder time adjusting than we did.

For me, reverse culture shock has taken a lot more adjusting than initial culture shock.

If you are near these numbers already, your diet may need less adjusting than your activity plan.

But, deep down… I don't know, they seem better adjusted than I was.

Retailers have more time to adjust than banks, because most will be closed on New Year's Day.

This model has one big advantage: it is easier to adjust than a pay wall.

"He is more socially adjusted than the rest of them," Mr. Kirkpatrick said.

The first is that advertisers have been even slower to adjust than the newspapers themselves.

In "Priests," he uses survey data to claim that most priests are not only content with the celibate life but also better adjusted than laymen.

In fact, a twenty-five-year study recently published by the American Academy of Pediatrics concluded that children brought up by lesbians were better adjusted than their peers.

Better to recover from a financial crash and deep recession with a flexible labour market in which wages adjust than through unemployment.