Sentence examples for begin to readjust from inspiring English sources
In case anyone didn't catch that, it added that it would soon begin to "readjust and restart all the nuclear facilities" at the Yongbyon nuclear complex.
In case anyone didn't catch that, it added that it would soon begin to "readjust… Because we do not generally associate the Russian political class with understatement, it was easy to miss Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov's observation, this week,… Fact-checking can wreak havoc on Chinese political mythology.
Starts after the intestinal resection and lasts for a period of 4 weeks when the intestine mucosa and peristalsis begin to readjust to the new environment.
The writer's host there was an old diplomat who recounted for him the story of his friend, a teacher, whose son had rejected him and left to fight in the war; after 6 years he returned and slowly began to readjust to university life and pop music, etc.
Speaking at the Treasury Department, with Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. sitting across the table and reporters seated in a circle around them, Mr. Bush said that his economic advisers would be "paying close attention as the market begins to readjust its assessment of risk" in housing and other sectors.
Arthur's coalition policy was only successful in Virginia, however, and by 1885 the Readjuster movement began to collapse with the election of a Democratic president.
While global stock markets reset and U.S. tech unicorns readjust to new expectations and valuations, India's tech renaissance is just beginning to flourish.
This phase is used to readjust the virtual clock; the periodicity of this readjustment depends on how often the nodes have to readjust their virtual clock.
"We're going to have to readjust".
It wasn't easy to readjust to normal life.
