Sentence examples for adjusting to work from inspiring English sources

These are reflected, for instance, in their preference for stable jobs and their difficulty in adjusting to work environments.

For the last week they have been adjusting to working on Mars time.

Daniel Menaker, the editor hired last week to help sustain Random House's reputation for literary publishing, has sometimes had a hard time adjusting to working for others.

Once a small company is in the right program, he added, then it is a matter of adjusting to working in a larger bureaucracy.

While the Westerners adjusted to his style, Mr. Park, who is used to working with a recurring group of actors and crew in South Korea, was adjusting to working with new people in a language he didn't speak.

A number of search algorithms are proposed and adjusted to work properly with a number of selection criteria including majority voting error and various diversity measures.

In other words, supply chain workers are already beginning to adjust to work effectively with a range of intelligent technologies — from cobots to robots to virtual agents — to get tomorrow's jobs done.

They start at $450 for a child's bike, which can be adjusted to work the traditional way as well, up to $599 for an adult's mountain bike.

Two retargeting algorithms have also been adjusted to work on stereo image pairs.

So even though BeastGrip's wide-angle lens can be adjusted to work with any size phone, you might want to swap it out entirely for your own third-party lenses.

The screws for the smoke detectors, he noted, had to be tested and adjusted to work on the materials typically used in ceilings in the country, since these devices cannot be mounted on walls in the country.