Sentence examples for the readjustment from inspiring English sources
noun
A second, or subsequent adjustment
That means the readjustment could come gradually.
He said Sunday that the readjustment process took time.
"The more conflicted the community that sent you, the more difficult is the readjustment period".
It's not about making your life more difficult, it's about actually trying to assist you with the readjustment".
But trade ineluctably involves a process known as ''creative destruction,'' and this transition can bring suffering to those experiencing the readjustment.
"I don't so much remember feeling lonely - except the readjustment stage each time we moved - but just being on my own, enjoying my own company.
The shocks and the readjustments tend to come thick and fast.
Miss Parker treats the readjustments women will make this autumn through curtailment of beauty aids.
Article dealing with the readjustments now taking place in Washington, due to the Republican victory.
Imagine the readjustments required for a team that, one by one, lost its most influential players.
By Daniel Lang The New Yorker, December 21 , 1946P. 52 Article dealing with the readjustments now taking place in Washington, due to the Republican victory.
