Sentence examples for and adjusting to a from inspiring English sources

And adjusting to a new normal is hard when that new normal is volatility.

After shaking off the rust and adjusting to a new generation of paddle, he started playing in the senior circuit.

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

So the paratroopers are spending their days fortifying positions, unloading supplies and adjusting to a climate and terrain that are far different from what they expected.

But once inside, she learned a very different, and all too common, story — of loneliness, longing and adjusting to a new home.

In the end, Ms. Davis resolved that choosing between losing the best man she had ever met and adjusting to a career change was a no-brainer.

The Nuggets (8-4) have fared far better since the trade last February than the Knicks, who are still shuffling players and adjusting to an overhauled roster.

I just want to get to college and adjust to a new kind of life.

Players take time to form chemistry and adjust to a new city, team-mates or country.

Can business commit to fighting climate change and adjust to a low-carbon economy?

Glucose and xylose composition, as well as sugar degradation, were monitored and adjusted to a quadratic model.