Sentence examples for Substantial adjustments from inspiring English sources

The cast, crew and contractors all made substantial adjustments.

Financial tools – requiring substantial adjustments – are usually used to determine risk and return.

The assumptions you make at the outset aren't likely to hold up as new information emerges, requiring substantial adjustments to the plan along the way.

After the initial transformation, the two countries almost "froze" the reforms and no substantial adjustments were made to cope with the challenges that emerged subsequently.

On its Web site AmLaw Daily late on Tuesday, the magazine said it was making substantial adjustments to Dewey's numbers in its annual Am Law 100 rankings, which are published in May.

When I heard that Wally Caldwell, age fifty-five, missing for thirty years, during which time many things had happened and substantial adjustments had been made to the nature of existence on earth — when I heard that Wally was alive in Lake Forest and had spent the weekend doing God knows what with my wife, I was surprised.

First, we observed that BMI, waist or insulin attenuated the relationship between IGR categories to a fairly similar small extent and that adjusting for these factors altogether did not add substantial adjustment as compared to adjustment based on any of the three markers alone.

The answer must be a gradual, but certain, phase-out of protection coupled with a simultaneous and substantial adjustment and retraining programme.

This means that there is a substantial adjustment period allowing government to decide on the future of the UK submarine industry and to introduce appropriate public policies to allow a smooth adjustment to cancellation". Submarine manufacture was particularly capital-intensive, so more alternative jobs could be created with the same investment, it said.

Not a substantial adjustment, but enough to point to growth taking a downward trajectory, with the fourth quarter unlikely to be anywhere near that 'good' given the absence of revenues from the Olympics and the British Retail Consortium's assessment that Christmas trading has been merely 'acceptable'acceptable

What we can say is that we find no evidence of adjustment on the spending side, and considerable evidence of substantial adjustment on the tax side.