Sentence examples for adjust to those from inspiring English sources

"I've been able to adjust to those type of pitches and put a little bit more power into my swing".

"The league is always shifting, and the teams that adjust to those changes the fastest are the teams that win," Accorsi said.

I think you are upholding an essential mechanism of the free market: informed customers, aware of their options, choose wisely, and merchants adjust to those economic decisions.

But when we had houseguests and I raised the temperature to make the guest room more comfortable, the device did not adjust to those changes.

"What's driving the salience of the immigration issue, is not just distrust in Westminster – although that is in the mix – and it's not just the economic crisis or economic structure; it's down to demographic change moving beyond the capacity of the ethnic majority to adjust to those changes".

Paley, the former teacher, believes it is incumbent on managers―and teachers ―to adjust to those in their care who aren't thriving.

Their cellar methods seem to be adjusting to those specifics.

Feminism has given women confidence and support in adjusting to those changes.

I don't know whether it was because I readjusted to the rhythms of UK TV, as I'd once adjusted to those in the US, but suddenly I found myself thrilled by British television again.

It is characteristic of the method of science that it makes its ideas clear in terms first of the sensible effects of their objects, and second of habits of action adjusted to those effects.

In traditional bias correction schemes, the statistics of the simulated model outputs are adjusted to those of the observation data.