Sentence examples for readjusted after from inspiring English sources

This did the trick, but caused a massive instantaneous fall in the average as it readjusted after the delay.This was not the only problem.

While the episode was being televised on Monday night, Ms. Weiss quipped on Twitter, "Are commercials always this loud or are our ears readjusted after watching" the all-sign language episode?

Surface processes readjusted after glacier retreat, and ubiquitous mass movements and catastrophic landsliding transported material from steep slopes to valley bottoms, while glaciofluvial meltwater and glacier outburst floods redistributed sediment down valley.

Many of these people found that banding together for once-a-week meetings in smaller groups gave them a great place to swap leads and have their attitudes positively readjusted after unsuccessful interviews.

The level of challenge was further readjusted after each training session according to the subject's progress.

Took me a while to readjust after I went back home and went to college in Lexington, Kentucky".

In previous down cycles, when the market was readjusting after a boom, real estate companies would declare bankruptcy to extricate themselves from troubled deals.

"Everything I have seen suggests it is all short-term and you readjust after you take that headset off," he said.

That dismal pace is driven partly by drags from Europe's recession and China's slowdown; partly by companies readjusting after potentially overstocking their back-room shelves in the third quarter; and largely by worries about the so-called fiscal cliff of spending cuts and tax increases set for early 2013.

A psychologist quoted in the report said the boy would need time apart from the public to readjust after the "trauma" he has endured for nearly five months of living in Miami after surviving a boat sinking in which his mother died.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign team, seeking to readjust after her lopsided defeat in South Carolina and amid a sense among many Democrats that Mr. Clinton had injected himself clumsily into the race, will try to shift the former president back into the sunnier, supportive-spouse role that he played before Mrs. Clinton's loss in the Iowa caucuses, Clinton advisers said.