Sentence examples for and return to normality from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Gibbons et al. (2017, p.10) advise that recognising resources and capacities of beneficiaries requires close engagement and the building of a sense of empathy with affected populations that recognises their agency as they bid to recover and return to normality.

Three themes: ' couples' relationship', 'siblings' issues' and ' return to normality' seemed to be of relatively equal importance.

The SRM was formulated to describe the process whereby when confronted with a health threat, individuals seek overcome the problem and return to normality.

29 In the cancer context, suffering and death would be System 1 responses, while modern narratives of survival and return to normality would be System 2 responses.

Slowly, however, the city was rebuilt and returned to normality.

It's genuinely fascinating hearing Preston talk about his OK! period, because it's like listening to one of your friends who'd just accidentally happened to become a celebrity for a month or so, and had the full-on Katie Price and Peter Andre wedding, and then afterwards simply gone back home and returned to normality.

We know how having a safe place to play and continue learning provides hope, lifesaving information and a return to normality and can later help rebuild the futures of children and families.

The majority want to return to work as it can represent a milestone in their recovery and a return to normality, in addition to the obvious financial benefits," said Ciarán Devane, chief executive of Macmillan Cancer Support.

"We know that there could be a light or small increase in the number of cases, but we are also conscious of the importance of reactivating the economy and the return to normality of ordinary life for all Mexicans," Health Minister José Ángel Córdova said Monday afternoon.

It's possible that with prices stabilising over the past week, we may have seen the end of irrationality in Crypto markets and a return to "normality".

"Mourning work" is necessary to accept the loss and to return to normality [ 24, 25].