Sentence examples for poorly adjusted from inspiring English sources

Patients were divided into a well-adjusted and a poorly adjusted group based on their postoperative social function.

As compared with the well-adjusted group, the poorly adjusted group reported more preoperative social problems, had lower preoperative and postoperative I.Q.

The Presidential approval rate might be a proxy for all sorts of measures of a well or poorly adjusted society.

The authors blame the conflict and guilt on popular culture, for portraying grown children who receive support as poorly adjusted and overly dependent.

People who are poorly adjusted, by contrast, tend to see many threats in the world, and so they carry more anxiety into every situation.

For example, Bill, a senior vice president at a major financial services firm, was a poorly adjusted person who always operated in "high alert" mode.

Instead of bug fixing, and poorly adjusting biosafety regulations, red taping R&D, or painfully trying to fight off public resistance, why not switch to a different genetic software program altogether?

Instead, Lewis showed the world how great he isn't, how poorly he adjusted to fighting someone taller and tougher and how cloudy his place in history will be when he finally retires -- which he should have done after flattening Tyson.

Within the group adherent to aspirin, ≥80% adherence to statins was associated with reduced recurrence compared with those poorly adherent (adjusted RR 0.76; 0.94, 0.94), but no such effect of aspirin was seen in those adherent to statins.

He adjusted poorly, feeling overwhelmed by a sense of failure.

Scrutinized and sometimes ostracized because of differences in language and culture, many Yemeni Jews have adjusted poorly to their new surroundings.