The phrase "adjust money" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts where one is referring to modifying or changing financial amounts, but it lacks specificity.
Example: "We need to adjust the money allocated for the project to better fit our budget."
Alternatives: "modify funds" or "reallocate finances".
But the ending of our tale has been adjusted: Money prevails and Scrooge dies miserable and rich, but not before buying off his ghosts and fashioning them into a museum exhibit.
Unlike other currencies that can adjust the money supply depending on economic conditions, bitcoins have a supply that is fixed.
In order to adjust their money position to take care of their customers, banks buy and sell bonds sometimes at a profit in a falling inter est rate market and some times at a loss when market rates are rising.
That freed up the Fed to adjust the money supply based purely on broader economic conditions, without regard to how many pounds of gold it might secure by doing so.
Based on their analysis, they calculated an adjusted US money stock attempting to put into account financial developments.
Saga's currency will be connected to a reserve and "Saga's smart contract adjusts the money supply to meet market demand.
The app is connected to all of your credit, debit and banking accounts, so every time you make a transaction it adjusts the money meter accordingly.
The ECB took three main steps: adjusting its money market operations to offer unlimited amounts of funds, lowering standards on the collateral it accepts in such operations, and buying bonds.
So the voters enact a program that carefully adjusts the money given to would-be officeholders, through the use of a matching funds mechanism, in order to provide this assurance.
Bottom line: Setting a "final approach" to retirement means taking stock of financial assets, lifestyle goals and adjusting your money behavior as soon as possible to assure a soft landing.
