Sentence examples for readjustment to from inspiring English sources

Might readjustment to family life be a little difficult for everyone?

In interviews from space on Tuesday, Mr. Anderson said he expected that readjustment to gravity might be a little rough.

Back in Omaha, they roomed together for a time, then followed separate paths to readjustment to civilian life.

Some economists play down the fears of currency battles and see the dollar's movements as a natural readjustment to a weaker economic outlook in the United States.

The federal government uses the term "readjustment" to refer to the catch basin of psychological ills plaguing today's veterans as they return to their former lives.

But since then, his readjustment to life in the land-locked, humdrum world of English county cricket has been a painful and traumatic experience, a free-fall towards disaster.

Even the C.I.A. itself did not make major readjustments to evaluate the threat.

That is partly because the electronic front derailleur is able to make constant readjustments to reflect changes in the chain's position caused by shifting with the more frequently used rear derailleur.

The failures are regarded as paraglacial (glacially-conditioned), that is, resulting from readjustments to rock-slope stress fields following loss of ice.

For the same reason, necessary readjustments to new or changed requirements (e.g., when a room is remodeled from office to bedroom) are foregone almost as a rule once the system has been installed.

The film follows the readjustments to civilian life faced by three veterans: Fred Derry Dana Andrewss), an officer coming back to a dead-end job, Al Stephenson (Fredric March), an older soldier returning to family and a stable career, and Homer Parrish (Harold Russell), a sailor who lost both his hands in combat.