Sentence examples for readjust to change from inspiring English sources

That is perfectly normal and a healthy body will constantly readjust to change.

For example, globalized finance systems and global transportation are constantly readjusting to changes in industry and energy systems and now DRM as was seen in the rapid adjustments to the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan.

As the bright star transfers mass to the black hole, the two will slowly move away from each other because their orbits will readjust to the change in mass.

In other cell types, however, decreased ATP concentration may compromise cell metabolism [ 51]; therefore, cells somehow sense the cytoplasmic ATP concentration as a signal to change gene expression to quickly readjust the mitochondrial architecture and cell metabolism [ 18, 52].

Its producer Ravindran complained at the Tamil Film Producers Council that Karthi was trying to change his look and move on to Paiyaa before finishing his commitments, which forced Linguswamy to readjust the schedules.

The Earth's ecosystems cannot readjust to a disruptive change in the planet's water cycle in such a brief moment in time and are under increasing stress, with some on the verge of collapse.

Soft-ground tunnels are typically circular in shape because of this shape's inherently greater strength and ability to readjust to future load changes.

Whether you have children in your home or not, it always takes a few weeks to readjust to the community wide changes that back-to-school brings us.

Readjust to these new permanent truths.

Mindon tried to readjust to the thrust of imperialism.

It wasn't easy to readjust to normal life.