Sentence examples for adjust said from inspiring English sources

"The economy needs to adjust," said Märten Ross, deputy governor of the Bank of Estonia.

"Whenever you get a new media coming in, the law is always slow to adjust," said Rupert Grey, a media lawyer at Swan Turton in London.

"You're coming into a dark space so your eyes have to adjust," said Helaine Posner, the Neuberger's senior curator of contemporary art.

"You need to give people three months to adjust, " said Chris Fernandez, director of facilities at Jones Lang LaSalle, who helped oversee Sabre's changes.

"If you have a stable or predictable appreciation of the koruna, you can adjust," said Radomir Jac, an economist at Commerzbank in Prague.

"This is the first winter that there's no smoking in restaurants, so I had to adjust," said Kurt Gutenbrunner, the owner and head chef.

It is imperative for Americans working in China to adjust, said Mr. Norman, who works on management and work force issues for multinational companies operating in Asia.

"If it comes on gradually, the body can adjust," said Dr. Neil Schachter, a lung specialist and professor at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York.