Sentence examples for will readjust to from inspiring English sources

As the bright star transfers mass to the black hole, the two will slowly move away from each other because their orbits will readjust to the change in mass.

Translations markets will readjust to take this new supply of money into consideration.

That is perfectly normal and a healthy body will constantly readjust to change.

But first, veterans of the awards trail say, he will need to readjust to a non-Champagne-soaked life, even if he does win an Oscar.

Northport - WHEN he comes back from another trip to poor regions of Nicaragua, Peter White, a Northport High School social-studies teacher, and 48 students will have to readjust to life with plumbing.

"The V.A. is underfunded," he said, "which means that veterans are waiting beyond the critical first six months for benefits and critical health care that will help them readjust to living a civilian life".

• To the Editor: We at Veterans Across America have watched with dismay as the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts have dragged on, knowing the grim result: that thousands of badly scarred (physically and psychologically) young veterans will struggle to readjust to civilian life, wrestling with depression, homelessness, suicide — or murderous rage.

And we believe this will help them readjust to civilian life even more".

The app will readjust the light to focus in on the code, if it recognizes the overall design as being that of an accepted code.

It will be possible to readjust to the nodal structures in case of displacements > 1 cm.

Sherwood told the FT: "As you know, we were very much in the remain camp … We will readjust, we will have to do what we want.