Sentence examples for as they readjust from inspiring English sources

Even families that have been reunited feel a tinge of regret for lost time as they readjust to life together.

It's quiet and diligent work, mostly punctuated by the sound of paper sliding over wooden tables as they readjust the cutouts, and Griffith watches over it all.

The comments reflect a realisation at the top of the party that, with the economy improving and Labour's poll lead looking frail, all Lib Dems must be prepared to face the reality that their party may have to do a second deal with the Tories, or a first deal with Labour, as they readjust to life as the third governing party.

On the walls, from floor to ceiling, he has hung paintings, photographs and sculptures by military veterans, many of whom survived combat only to confront another struggle as they readjusted to civilian life.

Back in the 1960's, after 20 years in prison, William Heirens used to dream that on his release he would build 40 acres of gardens, ringed by one-room cottages, where former inmates could raise flowers as they readjusted to society.

Mice were observed throughout the test as they readjusted grip and made new paw placements.

Hughes was disappointed to see a blip in his team's defensive organisation as they were readjusting, with Pieters back on the pitch after receiving treatment just as Özil made his decisive run.

When released, these exonerees often are given little assistance as they try to readjust to freedom, update job skills and re-enter society after years, even decades, behind bars.

In the season finale of PAYDAY, we meet a party promoter, an ex-drug dealing window washer, a billionaire DJ, and a woman who is paid to party as they try to readjust their lives in the competitive city of Toronto.

"That's quite astounding," says Fred Wightman, a psychologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, pointing out that it can take as long to readjust from distorting eyeglasses as it takes to get used to them.

Men and women are languishing without treatment, struggling to readjust to civilian lives as they cope with post-traumatic stress disorder, brain injuries, drug addiction and other service-related afflictions.