Sentence examples for adjusting to a world from inspiring English sources

First, we're still adjusting to a world of volatile gas prices.

"I was still reeling in the very raw grief of losing him and adjusting to a world without him," Batty said.

Since May, when the Federal Reserve first said it might slow the pace of its asset purchases, investors have begun adjusting to a world without ultra-cheap money.

Like many parents, Mr. Rodriquez, a computer consultant, and his wife, Sarina, 37, a laboratory manager, are adjusting to a world that increasingly requires them to pay for their children's computer play.

I wasn't raised as a Catholic, as my parents were, so I had no ceremonies to help me slog through the hazy first months of adjusting to a world without my mother in it.

The problem is that in other countries that have learned to live with it, such as Japan or Italy, adjusting to a world in which nothing much is happening tends to result in atrophy.Nothing will come of nothingThere are some signs that Britain is already becoming a little Japanese and not just because it is now popular to watch women in bikinis eating live cockroaches on prime-time television.

HOW do you adjust to a world without God?

In truth, Europe is still trying to adjust to a world with a single superpower, and it is having a hard time doing so.

But a significant camp of economists expects continuing fear if investors have to adjust to a world without bond buying by the Fed.

They are starting to realise that water will no longer be abundant and free; Ecolab wants to help them adjust to a world of scarcity and price.

As global investors adjusted to a world without ultra-cheap money, there has been a great sucking of funds from emerging markets.