Sentence examples for children adjusting from inspiring English sources

The tales mostly concern children adjusting themselves in one way or another to the stupidities and dangers of the adult world.

People with Usher can find their diagnosis "traumatic, devastating, upsetting and distressing... but many have a good life, some go to college and university, travel, have good jobs and have children, adjusting to their needs as their sight deteriorates".

These attempts are consistent with other empirical research that notes that the presence of familiar settings (i.e., school environment and playmates) was associated with children adjusting better to school and demonstrating higher levels of appropriate behaviours (Howes [1988]; Margetts [2003]).

With them, the country has updated its legislation on children, adjusting it to the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Our goal was to investigate the association between ADHD and blood lead levels (BLLs) in Chinese children, adjusting for known ADHD risk factors and potential confounding variables.

In this study's final model, we investigated how parents' SES influenced the TCM utilization by children, adjusting for the parents' own use of TCM.

A nurse says this helps the children adjust to their new home.

Other controls let children adjust the tempo, turn a metronome on or play games with the notes.

This festival, the 11th, presents shows from 21 countries, including programs created to help children adjust to the aftermath of Sept. 11.

Most Russian children adjust well to their new environment; they rapidly absorb Britain's jokey, understated culture, where showing off how rich you are is regarded as vulgar.

About a third of all parents of teenagers said they had helped their children adjust privacy settings on social networking sites.