Sentence examples for adjusting that from inspiring English sources

In a musical you look for someone who can best play the role and if the music needs adjusting that will be done.

Accordingly, even when a precise statute seems over- or underinclusive in relation to its ultimate aims (as is often the case), the Court now hews closely to the rules embedded in the enacted text, rather than adjusting that text to make it more consistent with its apparent purposes.

By adjusting that threshold to 40 hours, Republicans — strongly backed by a number of business groups — said that they would re-establish the traditional 40-hour workweek and prevent businesses cutting costs from radically trimming worker hours to avoid mandatory insurance coverage.

But as Bernard Munos of the InnoThink Center for Research In Biomedical Innovation has noted, just adjusting that estimate for current failure rates results in an estimate of $4 billion in research dollars spent for every drug that is approved.

(When it was first proposed in 2013 it likewise seemed too good to be true). The FAMILY Act (note that the "Y" doesn't stand for anything) doesn't appear to set its tax rate based on the actual cost of providing the benefit nor does it appear to have any mechanism for adjusting that cost as needed, and the "serious health condition" benefits require only a doctor's note to begin collecting.

Adjusting that formula to the next logical permutation, 1996's Load and 1997's Reload tinkered with slower tempos and rockier styles.

You can adjust that information from My eBird Preferences.

Mr. Smith said yesterday that the company had no plans to adjust that amount.

We're all responsible and we all need to work to adjust that balance.

Murray's aim is to adjust that equation in order to generate better results.

It was Commack's ability to adjust that allowed it to win the rematch handily.