Sentence examples for struggles to readjust from inspiring English sources

In Our Name A female soldier struggles to readjust to everyday Britain.

Having completed four tours of duty and overcome his struggles to readjust to domestic life – events detailed in the film – in 2013 the Navy Seal was killed by a fellow veteran he was attempting to mentor on a shooting range.

Lauren's struggles to readjust to civilian life ultimately manifest in full-blown PTSD, and Hoffman's prose provides a lyrical, harrowing reminder of war's rippling repercussions.

Opening Feb. 10 in LA and NY, Return tells the story of Kelli, a returning reservist who struggles to readjust to her old life in a working class town in Ohio with her plumber husband (played by Michael Shannon) who has been Mr. Mom to their two young girls.

Technology changes fast, and returning employees could struggle to readjust.

And as expected, the results showed that many struggle to readjust to American highways.

Once home, he drank heavily, had nightmares about the Bird and struggled to readjust.

As Polizzi's film discovers, it's not that easy; many struggle to readjust to civilian life.

I've started reporting about the military because I know it so well and want to give voice to the combat veterans returning and their struggle to readjust to life after war.

In addition to those fumbles, Nottinghamshire were left to rue a disappointing opening spell by Harry Gurney, perhaps struggling to readjust to the red ball after two weeks away with England.

Men and women are languishing without treatment, struggling to readjust to civilian lives as they cope with post-traumatic stress disorder, brain injuries, drug addiction and other service-related afflictions.