Sentence examples for adjusted because of from inspiring English sources
And in case you're wondering, no, it hasn't been adjusted because of the replacement officials.
His benefits should have been adjusted because of his part-time work, but instead nothing came.
"Before May 6, exchanges frequently had transactions like this that were canceled or adjusted because of an erroneous execution price," said David Harris, the exchange's chief executive.
The effect of the set point temperatures of the RFG from cooler and the CFG from HRSG on the hydrogen production efficiency was not much significant as compared to the S/C ratio, but needed to be adjusted because of their considerable effects on the stable operability of the process and the required heat transfer areas in cooler and HRSG.
Lewis said in his email that 2percentt of salaries at the company would be adjusted because of these issues, but so far, the company hasn't said more about the latest numbers ― or made its own pay audit public.
But the general counsel of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), Robert Litt, said in an interview with Reuters on Tuesday that the legal interpretation needed to be adjusted because of technological changes.
Jenny Vrentas of The Star-Ledger pinpoints how Giants receiver Hakeem Nicks has had to adjust because of injury.
But if the past is any indicator, many established firms will be slow to adjust because of a formidable obstacle: legacy assets and capabilities that they are reluctant to abandon.
Monetization models will adjust because of this new focus.
We've had to adjust because of Trump's sheer volume of balderdash: According to the Washington Post, Trump had made 4,229 "false or misleading claims" as of August 1.
For example, the scoring options of residential status ('Where is the patient admitted from?') were adjusted, because some of the options do not exist or are not relevant in Belgium (e.g., 'board and care').
