Sentence examples for readjustment to a from inspiring English sources

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.

Having lived under such extreme conditions, the men cannot easily make the psychological readjustment to a world in which danger isn't lurking around every corner.

Among economists, the question is whether this slowdown is merely a short, sharp period of readjustment to a more sedate pace of growth and a less frothy stock market, or whether it is the first step in the long, painful deflation of a bubble economy.

It was time to really slow down and process this as well as the readjustment to being a full-time civilian again.

The environmental rules for marine fish farming are in a process of readjustment to provide for a flexible regulation system based on documentation of environmental effects rather than stiff production limits by way of fixed feed quotas.

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.

But Steven T. Florio, the president and chief executive of Conde Nast, said the acquisition was simply a readjustment to requests from readers for more fitness information.

The decline of whaling during the latter part of the Little Ice Age (16th to 19th century CE) resulted in a readjustment to ice-edge hunting of walrus and breathing-hole hunting of seal, laying the foundation for modern Inuit cultures (21).

"It's a readjustment to fit the 21st century," Rumsfeld told reporters at the Pentagon.

The metabolic readjustment to sulfur deficiency is an example of this [ 74].