Thinking about what happened that night in Las Vegas, Mosley spoke not about big problems — a body that couldn't, a mind that wouldn't — but about smaller problems: the stiffness in his neck, exacerbated by Mayweather's habit of leaning into it; the muscular tightness that he felt as the rounds progressed; his inability to adjust to the adjustments Mayweather made.
Inability to adjust for parental psychopathology is therefore an important limitation, because adjustment would likely reduce and might eliminate the associations of ADHD with ETS and lead.
"His insensitivity and inability to adjust to reality is sometimes shocking," D'Antonio said of Trump.
Mac Duff blamed the Ravens' touchdown return on a short and low kick and the coverage team's inability to adjust to Lewis's route.
His inability to adjust to a different swing under his new coach, Sean Foley, is considered the reason for his inconsistency.
The novel is a detailed and sympathetic account of his tragic life, in particular of his inability to adjust himself to his adopted country.
One key indicator of the dream state, a man tells Wiggins, is an inability to adjust light levels: "If the lights are on and you can't turn them off, then most likely you're dreaming".
There's something airless and one-dimensional about Sharapova's game; witness her complete inability to adjust to Radwanska, who simply took a little pace off the ball and stood a few steps in on Sharapova's second serve.
The correspondents reported a range of social difficulties, the researchers found, including an inability to adjust to civil society, a reluctance to mix with friends, troubled relationships and the use of alcohol as a hypnotic.
The Israeli reaction to serious peacemaking efforts is nothing less than pathological — the consequence of an inability to adjust to the Jewish people's reentry into history with a state of their own following 2,000 years of powerlessness and victimhood.
In rubber-stamping Indian Point's conspicuously and fatally flawed emergency evacuation plan, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission have demonstrated an astounding and disturbing inability to adjust to a post-9/11 world.
