Sentence examples for help readjust from inspiring English sources
"If you're able to tune the lights — so let's say, saying what time you'd ideally like to go to bed and wake up, and have the right tone of light and amount, it will definitely help readjust your body and really maximize your energy focus and overall health.
One way to help readjust your inner clock is to take melatonin, a naturally occurring substance that promotes deep sleep.
Addressing this taboo and culturally sensitive issue has enabled SERC to uncover assumptions and help readjust theworld-views of those coming from non-FGC practicing communities, steeped in Western feminist thought.
"Too often, they end up back in hospital because they haven't had help readjusting to life at home.
Bergdahl is receiving treatment at a U.S. military base in Afghanistan but he is expected to be transferred to a U.S. military hospital in San Antonio for further treatment and help readjusting, officials said.
Psychosocial recovery Across southern Bangladesh, thousands of children were severely affected by the destruction they witnessed and need help readjusting to life after the disaster.
It was merely a challenge meant to help us readjust our prayers.
Representative Maurice Hinchey, whose district includes, among others, Orange County and Binghamton, said, "These facilities closer to home are very important to help people readjust their physical and emotional circumstances so they can try to get back to a normal life".
"The V.A. is underfunded," he said, "which means that veterans are waiting beyond the critical first six months for benefits and critical health care that will help them readjust to living a civilian life".
The school did not have any mechanism in place to help her readjust to the classroom, Castro says; no counselors and no phycologists.
