Sentence examples similar to adjusting us from inspiring English sources

State level estimates of median family income, standardized to inflation adjusted US dollars in 2009, were taken from the US Census Bureau's Current Population Survey.

In a brief coda to his biological account of how the nervous and endocrine systems 'help to adjust us to the constant changes which occur in and around us' (ibid.: vii), Selye reflected on the 'philosophic implications' of stress research.

This was another level for me because the teachers had a difficult time adjusting to us being there.

By adjusting 2000 US Census data for age, the expected proportion of women in the base population was 57%.

All costs were adjusted to US dollars using medical care component of the US Consumer Price Index [ 24- 29].

All three had to adjust to US-style sets, very different to the Asian system that places all authority in the director.

They are the ones who have to adjust, not us".

"But we are two very contrasting players, and that might make it hard for bowlers to adjust to us.

But during the global economic crisis, Mr. Grad acknowledged, "Certainly the fact that the zloty could be adjusted helped us".

The new space must be near a bus line and relatively close to the services that clients need "in a neighborhood that will adjust to us," she said.

"This time around, they're drawing a line in the sand and saying We're going to keep pumping, and everyone else is going to have to adjust around us".