Sentence examples for easy readjusting from inspiring English sources
"It's not easy readjusting to this life.
5. Readjusting to the real world was not easy When she left No 10 and moved into her new home in Dulwich, Thatcher didn't know how to dial a phone, send a fax or use the washing machine, and was once reduced to calling out on a police line from the garage, where her Special Branch protection team was installed.
Readjusting to life after Ebola has not been easy for Isatu, and she was convinced that she had been cursed.
Well, it turns out that readjusting to terrestrial life hasn't been quite so easy for the retired space explorer, as he playfully highlights in a new video (above).
As Polizzi's film discovers, it's not that easy; many struggle to readjust to civilian life.
Mr. Bush is hardly the first president forced to readjust the easy rhetoric of campaigning once faced with the complexities of building global coalitions.
And they are easy to sensationalize with eye-catching headlines about post-traumatic stress disorder and difficulties readjusting to civilian life after years of war.
On paper it's easy to say the trajectory of a team on the up since last summer, and with the Whitecaps readjusting their spine, the Crew, who stayed on the West coast all week, might fancy stealing maximum points on their first road trip.
His children are readjusting, too.
