Sentence examples for longer to adjust from inspiring English sources

Psyches can take longer to adjust, and can usually make the adjustment only after a dose of pain is inflicted on inflated egos.

The writing for the voices takes longer to adjust to.

The other prize addition to the lineup, Gary Sheffield, is taking longer to adjust.

Though outsiders tend to forget about big fires soon after the embers cool, victims take months or longer to adjust.

Others, especially in Asia, took longer to adjust, even though wages were rising fast and demand was strong.

"It might discourage them from doing that, and it might mean that prices take longer to adjust to negative information.

The pressure field also shows similar trend of time-dependent variations, whereas the temperature does not change as much as other variables, implying that it needs much longer time to adjust itself to a new operating condition.

The idea is that this could improve your night vision, as your eyes will no longer have to adjust as you switch between the bright display and the dark road ahead.

Is it possible that tubulin evolved a sheet→tube, two-step processes to increase the tubulin lateral assembly rate: a free tubulin dimer would first be captured by the fast-forming sheet bond, and this would give the formed cluster longer time to adjust to the more stable but slower-to-form tube bond.

But the attitudes and values that persuade people to have fewer children are taking longer to adjust.Yet adjust they do.

Hitachi Ltd. said it would give workers at its semiconductor plants longer summer holidays to adjust for slumping demand for chips.