Sentence examples for been unable to adjust from inspiring English sources
Much of the credit for his turnaround should go to Nadal, however, since the Spaniard has been unable to adjust to Djokovic's newly aggressive style whatsoever.
His father, a first world war officer, had been unable to adjust to civilian employment and passed the time in gambling and small furtive deals, as described by his son in two semi-autobiographical novels, The Old Man and Me (1994) and The Old Man Again (1996).
Indeed, it is possible that this covariate is associated with another factor we have been unable to adjust for.
It may also be possible that we have been unable to adjust for other confounders not collected in population data.
However, previous work has been unable to adjust for the false-positive effect of aspirin that can occur with gFOBt tests, and therefore were unable to definitively attribute this to a chemopreventative effect.
We have also been unable to adjust for types of crime committed by those with conduct disorder; it may be that their pattern of offending behaviour is different from that of the rest of the population.
But Kipling was unable to adjust to life in America, and he and his family returned to England again.
The attractive Kynaston, who has perfected a technique of affected, highly stylized "female" gestures and poses, is unable to adjust.
But the scientists were unable to adjust for length of maternity leave, partner support and other factors.
This results in a constant level of return signal received by the dolphin -- a good thing because unlike bats, dolphins are unable to adjust their hearing.
