Sentence examples for readjustment process from inspiring English sources

He said Sunday that the readjustment process took time.

We've had two big family weddings (as well the many accompanying ceremonies and events) to attend, two major Hindu festivals in Shiv Ratri and Holi, as well as the readjustment process to each of our respective daily routines, homestay families, and worksites.

The strong reservoir heterogeneity and the degradation trend of reservoir properties along migration path (north to south) made the reservoir readjustment extremely slow, plus the short and insufficient re-balance time, making the Sarvak form an "unsteady reservoir" which is still in the readjustment process and has not reached a new balance state.

Having lived in the developing world for 12 years, we understood that was just part of the readjustment process.

We want to bring more people on board, get more Americans interested in the readjustment process, and show America that hiring a vet isn't just the right thing to do, but is also good for business.

While my documentary focuses on the veteran readjustment process, the other documentaries cover topics such as U.S. soldiers and Islam; veterans attending college; substance abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan vets; and the story about how Rudy Reyes, a Recon Marine, overcame obstacles to become an actor and how he now uses his story to inspire others.

Cross-cutting relationships of geomorphic elements show that the smaller scale G2- and G3-MTDs were emplaced following the main G1 event, likely as a consequence of late readjustment processes at the edges of the main body of the failed material.

Leading experts such as Paul De Grauwe of the London School of Economics and even IMF director Christine Lagarde have pointed out that a symmetric adjustment process in the eurozone (ie both deficit and surplus countries changing direction), is needed to achieve a sustainable readjustment.

Moreover, embedding new functions needs process readjustments which impinge on transistor performances as discussed here.

The former Northern Ireland international and West Ham midfielder Steve Lomas is the new man in charge and there is sure to be a great and perhaps difficult process of readjustment at the New Den.

Whenever we come back to the "Heiliger Dankgesang" we must go through a process of readjustment, reminding ourselves of the unusual musical character, and the need to sustain a flowing but patient musical line.