Sentences with phrase «to adjust to the change»

All members of the family need help and support in adjusting to changes in the family situation.

Highly adaptable, rapidly learns new procedures and processes, and quickly adjusts to changes in schedule, team structure, assignment parameters, and construction objectives.

As computers throughout the network utilize this strategy, the whole system can continuously adjust to changing conditions, maximizing overall efficiency.

Your dog may take to these changes just fine, but there's also a good chance your dog may need help adjusting to these changes.

She gave no consideration to whether this speed may limit the ability of a prudent driver to adjust to changing circumstances on the highway.

This will improve in time as your body adjusts to the change in diet.

Though the conversation can be difficult, it can help your children better adjust to the changes in their lives.

The good news is there's lots that parents and carers can do to help children adjust to change in the months before school starts.

Your policy also has the flexibility to adjust to your changing needs.

There is also growing evidence that juvenile corals can in some places better adjust to changing environments than adult corals.

The author's six investing errors have a modest amount of merit, but the intelligent investor is dynamic, and adjusts to changing market conditions.

A detailed and comprehensive parenting plan can help families adjust to the changes after separation / divorce.

It doesn't adjust to changing understanding of the universe.

Many of my clients feel stuck in life, struggling with anxiety, depression, or difficulty adjusting to changes in their lives.

A solid company that adjusts to a changing marketplace is one that is more likely to stick around and offer additional services that you may want in the future.

A grief counselor helps clients to accept their loss and adjust to their changed life.

In truth, the complexities associated with adjusting to this change begin months, if not years, earlier.

Use the day to allow your body to rest and more easily adjust to the change.

Even though I like to create routines, it turns out I am fairly good at adjusting to change.

Include your loyalty, and how you have been able to adjusts to changing situations over the years.

It is not easy to wean a baby from breastfeeding though, and may require a lot of time depending on how your baby adjusts to the change.

A few supportive parenting strategies can go a long way to helping kids adjust to the changes brought about by divorce.

The Compass is equipped with active safety and security features that react and adjust to changing driving conditions to help keep you and your passengers out of harm's way.

Experts say that it takes about two years for children to adjust to the changes from divorce.

The company also is adjusting to changing tastes in packaging.

When the conversation shifted to any problems adjusting to his change in lifestyle, he was quick to note that he had no issues.

But, it can be difficult, as some of the animals may have trouble adjusting to the changes in their lives during the fostering and adoption process.

The flux is also hard on schools, as teachers and counselors must constantly adjust to changing classrooms.

Assisted in creating and following department budget including adjusting to changing revenue and guest requirements.

So far, adaptive cruise control doesn't adjust to changing speed limits.

But as we watch the publishing industry adjust to change, it's clear that we're going to see more and more options opening up for authors.

We also have a flexible economy with a demonstrated capacity to adjust to a changing world.

Some bonds adjust to changes in inflation or rates and may be worth considering as part of your portfolio.

Featuring a under belly design with stretchy elastic insert and finished with a soft brushed effect, to comfortably adjust to your changing shape.

Only its enhancements adjust to changes in life's momentum - be it weather, terrain or life stage - even better than its predecessor.

Additionally, our advisory program and school culture team help our students adjust to the changing academic, emotional and social demands of middle school.

We help the dog adjust to the changes within the home and teach the dog any new behavioral boundaries.

She holds community support groups for expectant and parents of newborns to help parents adjust to changes that come about during pregnancy, childbirth, and the first few years of life.

This is how long it takes for the body to adjust to the changes so they are passed down.

We now offer a program designed for any dog owner expecting a new baby, in order to help your pet adjust to the change.

And because plan rules allow business owners and employees to adjust their contributions levels each year, they allow all parties to adjust to changing financial circumstances and still save for retirement.

What social and cultural changes will be needed to adjust to a changing energy situation?

I'll need some time to adjust to this change mentally.

The organisation said it had commissioned research to examine how prices along the supply chain adjust to changes and how this may impact on farm revenues.

Nursing bras are designed to adjust to your changing breasts.

First, you need to give time to let your body adjust to the changing hormones.