Sentence examples for adjust to absorb from inspiring English sources

Riva has held its prices steady for more than two years, but will soon need to adjust to absorb rising design costs, he said.

Put simply, the materials can be adjusted to absorb sound and therefore the quality of the music.

Because oxide groups can be adjusted to absorb and radiate a light band gap [22, 23], it is commonly used in fluorescence [24], surface plasmon resonance (SPR) [8 11, 19 21], and localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) [25, 26] sensing technology.

In Sudan, for example, there was an increase in unemployment among new graduates, as vacancies and funding were not adjusted to absorb the new graduates into the labour market.

He joined Pharmacia in Peapack, N.J., in 1998, in time to help the company try to absorb acquisitions and adjust to its merger with Upjohn.

There will be time to phase in a higher minimum wage and more progressive taxation, to change ­people's expectations, and to adjust to low-carbon lifestyles that absorb more time and less money.

22 Patients and families also identified needing time to absorb information and to adjust to the approaching treatment regardless of whether they were contemplating a home haemodialysis modality or palliative care.

Remarkably, these deep-rooted plants can adjust to shallow soils, helping to cool houses and absorb rain — when there is some.

Early morning, afternoon and evening should be punctuated by moments of stillness to adjust to new environments and to curiously observe and absorb one's surroundings.

However, if employees are primed to absorb these sorts of fundamental changes within their organizations, to easefully adjust to them while continuing to work toward objectives, then we can expect to see those companies thrive through change.

It is also possible that he would have averaged 7 points and 4 turnovers a game for a 25-win team, absorbing nightly jeers while he tried to adjust to a new team, a new game and a new country.