Sentence examples for having trouble readjusting from inspiring English sources

He was having trouble readjusting to Leningrad life on his return from 18 months of exile doing hard labor near the Arctic Circle.

Based on my own experiences, my own search to find a community of returning Warriors who were struggling with PTS and having trouble readjusting to life in the real world, with a basic introduction to Transcendental Meditation (TM), and finding inspiration in Karl Marlantes' book What It Is Like To Go To War, I knew I had to do something.

OPENING BADLAND Francesco Lucente directed this drama, about a veteran of the Iraq war who has trouble readjusting to life at home.

Dmytryk then helmed Back to Bataan (1945), which featured John Wayne as a U.S. Army colonel leading Filipino guerrillas during World War II, and Till the End of Time (1946), a well-acted drama starring Robert Mitchum, Guy Madison, and Bill Williams as war veterans who have trouble readjusting to life at home.

It's perfectly OK, she said, to have trouble readjusting to college life or to feel out of place.

The process was so intense, Peña said, that he had trouble readjusting to civilian life after shooting wrapped.

When Marge takes her home at the end of the week, Lisa has trouble readjusting to normal life and looks for a chance to express her newly awakened creative side.

We owe those that choose to serve our nation only the best, and when they have trouble readjusting to civilian life due to battlefield trauma they deserve appropriate treatment and most certainly not to slip through the cracks in our justice system.

Students may have difficulty readjusting to the schedule on campus or life at home.

Officials with the project expect that AC-8 will have little trouble readjusting to the wild, even after 14 years.

Martini plays Will, an Iraq War veteran who sustained a traumatic brain injury in combat (seen in flashbacks) and had major trouble readjusting to civilian life after returning stateside.