Sentence examples for weeks to adjust from inspiring English sources

Mr. Allen needed a few weeks to adjust "to not being in the middle of everything," he said.

"Infants, especially, can take weeks to adjust to a new time zone because their ability to synchronize circadian rhythms aren't fully developed," he said.

Farrar, Straus & Giroux pushed the official publication date of all of its fall titles back by two to three weeks to adjust for the delays and moved its publicity and advertising back as well.

My friend Molly, who lives in England, had recently told me that her daughter, who was then 3, had needed weeks to adjust back to local time after a trans-Atlantic flight.

It took two weeks to adjust the software and fix the bug, the mention of which still sends the chip designer, Feng Hsiung Hsu, into a fit of guilt.

Fiat has idled all of its Italian auto-manufacturing plants for two weeks to adjust for weaker demand after the expiration of cash-for-clunker programs, a company executive said Tuesday.

Although the change on Sunday to daylight saving time involves only a one-hour shift forward, it takes many people a week to adjust.

The schedule change will give players one extra week to adjust from a slower clay surface to a faster grass court.

"Because the body's biological clock can only shift a small amount each day, it takes the average person about a week to adjust to the new time zone.

"Maybe it would take them a week to adjust, but I don't believe that someone would be so sexually affected by a woman's lack of a headscarf.

Still possessing a number of weapons in Rob Gronkowski, Wes Welker and Stevan Ridley, Brady has had a week to adjust to the loss of Hernandez and is facing a Ravens defense that has been fairly soft through two games.