Sentence examples for how well adjusted from inspiring English sources

But no matter how well adjusted you may be, the end of a career is not without grief.

Imagine how well adjusted Anna Kournikova might be if she hadn't been prodded to pout for the camera by age 14.

As part of her research, Glasberg examined how well adjusted her interview subjects were relative to the norms for children who do not have a sibling with a disability.

I don't care how well adjusted your kid might be — choosing to kill yourself, rather than to be there for that child, is every shade of awful, traumatic and confusing.

First grade teachers reported on two separate items of how well adjusted study children were at the start of the school year, rating their social adjustment and academic adjustment separately from 1 (very poor adjustment) to five (very good adjustment).

Third, all retrospective observational research, no matter how well adjusted for confounding influences, is vulnerable to residual confounding.

In a series of social science experiments by Zimbardo, Milgram and others we discovered how quickly normal, well adjusted individuals could be induced by power or authority to act cruelly.

Pennington's success was testament to how quickly and how well he adjusted to playing with the Dolphins.

The benefit of this adjustment, particularly the assumption of a fixed block-specific effect, can be evaluated by an objective criterion: how well the adjusted data increase the technical reproducibility of the same samples that were run at two or more sites.

Although parents expecting their own biological baby can hope and surmise, it is never possible for any parent to predict how healthy or smart, sociable or well adjusted a child will turn out to be.

In an aquarium, Gulf Stream fish could live for up to 20 years, depending on the species and how well they adjust to the tank.