Sentence examples for readjust that from inspiring English sources

Anyone who thinks a law career will be the path to social status would do well to readjust that thinking.

"So what we do is, we find out how appetite is regulated and we work to readjust that regulation to make us more fitted to the environment we're in.

More importantly, even if you could surmount the staggering logistical problems and produce such a ranking, you would constantly have to reevaluate and readjust that number as conditions around the species changed.

Yet people glibly say that decent, full-time jobs are anachronisms, that we have to recalibrate, that we have to readjust, that the days where sons and daughters followed parents into well-paying union jobs in factories and mills are over, and that we now live in a "global economy".

And even though the Big Red came in just hoping to make the final 16, it is now readjusting that goal upward, writes Kelly Whiteside in USA Today.

There are signals and small flames of hope, however, that the balance can be readjusted, that corporate and governmental restraint can be introduced to digital platforms, and that citizens can be put back in the driving seat.

But he added: "I've readjusted that - I have to say the last two or three days I'm feeling pretty bouncy".

This demonstration was primarily set aboard a space station overtaken with genetically-mutated monsters; the main character was Carlos Cuello, a "cult deprogrammer"—a person charged with rescuing someone from a cult, and mentally and psychologically readjusting that person to a normal life.

Even if Murray does take some time to readjust, now that he has ended Britain's 76-year wait for a male Grand Slam champion, there will be a huge amount of pressure taken off his shoulders.

And we're having to readjust to that new paradigm".

The wider market has readjusted, and that has been a good thing.