Sentence examples for adjusting to differences from inspiring English sources

Why? Visual Diagram: Community, History and Diversity (representing the Alpharetta Historical Society, Tim Bryan's multi-million dollar homes, and Alpharetta employees) GROUP THREE Reading: "Adjusting to Differences" Guiding Questions: -What effect do you think the Links' backgrounds have on their current choices?

One important difference in outcomes noted in this study was a higher rate of GVHD with TBI regimens, which maintained after adjusting to differences in the donor type and graft source between the two cohorts.

Mainstream service providers struggled to adjust to differences in the 'concept of time' used by Aboriginal people which hampered communication both directly and indirectly.

If differences are identified it will then be important to study whether adjusting to these differences actually improves learning.

I had a huge problem adjusting to the difference Doctor Who made in my life.

"It is always tough when you are back from England and you are adjusting to the time difference.

Over time Desailly adjusted to the differences in approach between England and continental Europe.

The Yankees appreciate Matsui's work ethic and his willingness to adjust to the differences in another country, which is seen in how they tease him.

The average cumulative stock market return for each group of companies -- adjusted to balance differences in the industry mix -- was tracked from Oct. 1, 2001, until last week.

The data were adjusted to reflect differences in the subjects' age, waist circumference, alcohol intake and other factors.

"But if you're going to be good," interrupted Mr. Gortz, explaining their recent loss, "you have to be able to adjust to the differences in the boards.