Sentence examples for continued to readjust from inspiring English sources
Later in the morning, stocks turned decisively downward, as investors continued to readjust their expectations of economic growth.
The Spanish conquest irrevocably altered the Mesoamerican societies when it did not destroy them, combining races, religions and customs, and recent events in economics and politics have continued to readjust the mix.
The manner in which he sat down and continued to readjust himself and his belongings seemed meticulously choreographed to fill up as much space as possible.
Disruption continued to occur through the hospitalisation, often lasting beyond discharge, until the patient readjusted to their previous home or new environment.
That, with the continued weak economy, prompted the team to readjust prices for many of its season tickets in hopes of prompting fans to return.
If Klinsmann can readjust against Germany, all will be forgiven but the team still continues to struggle from the run of play nearly two years into his tenure.
This finding suggests that, given time to readjust from prison life, drug and alcohol use continues after discharge from prison and is consistent with findings from a study of homeless adults in New York City, where homelessness was associated with history of incarceration, continued drug use, emotional instability, and poor family support (Caton et al. 2005).
Though various demolition policies have been constantly readjusted in the previous decade, the institutional environment for the aforementioned "double standard" continues to exist, and different actors (e.g. protesters and local governments) cite different legal rules to defend themselves.
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".
