Sentence examples for readjust to one from inspiring English sources

My hope is to create a piece of theatre that compels its audience to think about the difficult circumstances soldiers and their spouses face when they must reacquaint and readjust to one another after the tour of duty.

Picking up on Newton's observation that "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction," Smith and others argued that the self-regulating market operated in the same fashion, with supply and demand continually reacting and readjusting to one another.

Many former prisoners are struggling to find employment, re-enter education, start a family or readjust to an existing one.

The coalition's reluctance to initially support Matthei hurt her credibility and the backlash she received as a result of her initial pro-choice stance among religious groups forced her to readjust her candidacy to one of pro-life and anti-gay marriage.

From a position of world dominance, it must readjust to a fluid international order in which it is "merely one of several competing vendors or brands on the catwalk of credibility".

For the next several months, Johnny would drift between his old life underground and his new one above it, struggling the way a man freed from prison must readjust to society.

Readjust to these new permanent truths.

It wasn't easy to readjust to normal life.

Mindon tried to readjust to the thrust of imperialism.

After so much pleasure in darkness, it's hard to readjust to the light.

In Our Name A female soldier struggles to readjust to everyday Britain.