Sentence examples for help you adapt from inspiring English sources
Occasionally checking in on your relationships will help you adapt to changing scenarios.
We will be happy to help you adapt these flowcharts and visuals to your context.
He or she can help you adapt the ceremony wording to reflect that you are already married and to include a renewal of your vows.
Above all, stay positive: "Thinking about the extra time and energy you might have to devote to your marriage or personal interests after your last child leaves home might help you adapt to this major life change".
And finally, the third is M-PACE, which was developed by Karl Pillemer and one of his graduate students, and M. Carrington Reed at Weill Cornell Medical College, which is a method to tailor existing evidence-based programs to new populations by engaging communities to help you adapt them.
Understanding their work style will help you adapt to them.
This culture "sharing" helps you adapt to the U.S. college environment, which is not something you prepare for in my home country of Colombia.
I view it now as an adaptogen it helps you adapt to the constantly changing conditions of evolution.
If you are at least one year out from your divorce, what did you learn that helped you adapt to your new singledom?
"It helps you adapt to meeting and working with new people and it sets you up for when you actually get a real job because it helps you see all the different people and how all bosses are different," said Seastrom, who has used the service off and on for eight years.
