Sentence examples similar to skill in adjusting to from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this course were to teach surgical skills and clinical knowledge, aid students in adjusting to the stress of a surgical clerkship, and improve students' confidence and abilities during the clerkship.

Criner's skill at adjusting to the football gives him that consistent "wow" factor the other receiver prospects in this game lack.

This agility after the catch combined with his skill for adjusting to the ball after the catch makes Allen a viable option to split away from the formation in addition to using him in-line or on a wing.

However, he has great height, good strength and the skill to adjust to the ball in the air.

Cotopaxi works with the IRC to help refugees get job skills and adjust to life in Salt Lake City.

She picked up some computer skills and adjusted to the office environment.

For Ferris Bueller and his ilk, "skill in building positive personal and social relationships and adjusting to the demands of a social situation" likely translate into good relationships with colleagues and clients in the workforce, according to the report.

After arriving in the U.S. with limited English skills, he struggled to find a job ― one of the greatest challenges for many refugees adjusting to life in America, especially at a time of heightened xenophobia and anti-immigrant policies.

Adjusting to life in America is difficult.

In Spain and elsewhere, individuals are adjusting to this jobless recovery by taking jobs below their expectations — in terms of hours, wages and skills — or in the informal economy, the I.L.O. said.

But the appropriate job of public policy is not to protect any particular class of jobs, but to give the average American worker the skills and flexibility necessary to adjust to changes in the global marketplace.