Sentence examples for badly adjusted from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the harmonics of the instruments set up a terrible buzz in the auditorium, making some passages sound like a badly adjusted air conditioner.

Johnson described British jihadis as "tortured" and "very badly adjusted in their relations with women", something he said was a symptom of "their feeling of being a failure and that the world is against them".

We do not make this observation as a defense of the captains of steel; we make it as a defense of private enterprise - which can operate successfully only if we assume that it is decently motivated, even when badly adjusted.

They will be very badly adjusted in their relations with women, and that is a symptom of their feeling of being failures and that the world is against them.

When buying a used receiver or amplifier, always have the component professionally cleaned and inspected before connecting it to other components - a badly adjusted receiver can damage speakers and other components.

Unsatisfied, Niederhoffer wrote another letter, to a senior executive at Time-Life, the parent company of both Time and Sports Illustrated, complaining that the articles had "created the impression that I was a poor boy from Brooklyn who had adjusted badly to the rigors of a social sport".

As is clear from her account (written with Shekeba Hachemi and translated from the French by Linda Coverdale), the three women of the household -- her mother, a retired doctor; her sister Soraya, a flight attendant; and Latifa, with her ambitions to be a journalist -- adjusted badly to this suddenly enforced purdah.

Not all police departments have fully adjusted, some have done so badly, and others realize that they have much to learn.

When expressed in decibels, the isolation gain ranges from small negative values for badly misadjusted LCCs to large positive values for properly adjusted LCCs.

"The Democrats generally haven't adjusted to the fact that they lost the election badly.

If we now instituted a top rate of, say, 75 to 80 percent, adjusted downward for lower earners, we would not only raise badly needed government revenue but would also put an end to excessive executive pay.