Sentence examples similar to re-adjusting to normal from inspiring English sources

Re-entry shock and other difficulties re-adjusting to campus are challenges your student might face.

Returning to Stanford after studying abroad can be challenging for your student who might have trouble re-adjusting to campus life and re-assimilating into American culture.

At this point, the rules of play return to normal, so be ready to re-adjust to your normal role!

One way to try and ensure that former child soldiers are not re-recruited is to enrol them in reintegration programmes, which keep them safe while helping them to adjust to normal life after what has often been a brutal military ordeal.

"The film is more about two people trying to adjust to normal life.

Elfyn Llwyd MP, chair of the JUPG, said many veterans encountered problems adjusting to normal life.

He also supports the parole system, he said last week, because it helps released inmates "adjust to normal life".

It stars the winningly wonky Ellie Kemper as a doomsday cult escapee adjusting to normal (relatively speaking) life in New York.

The catch: he can help Alan adjust to "normal" life, but the sacrifice will be the boy's individuality.

Although glaucomatous rats are able to entrain their locomotor activity to the LD cycle at all light levels, they require more time to re-adjust to a shifted LD cycle and show significantly greater variability in activity onsets in comparison with normal rats.

Guinean soldiers attached to Ecomog will come home and may find it hard to re-adjust to barracks life.