Sentence examples for adjustment from the from inspiring English sources

"It requires a lot of adjustment from the players".

United's starting XI had one adjustment from the draw at CSKA, Van Gaal reinstating Juan Mata for Lingard.

To avoid that outcome, Enron shifted billions of the fair value adjustment from the pipeline itself onto a storage area associated with it.

To the Arads, who made their first fortune from Mr. Arad's toy inventions, Beverly Park was an adjustment from the East Coast sensibility.

The adjustment from the American Bentley to Dancy, an Oxford-educated Brit, was like "going from a guitar to a piano," she said.

It would be sensible, for a start, for us to make the apparently trivial rhetorical adjustment from the popular phrase "studies show …" and limit ourselves to phrases such as "studies suggest" or "studies indicate".

And, from the sounds of it, the adjustment from star-in-the-making to young man without a job has been a difficult one for all parties.

The adjustment from life on the backbenches to the leadership of the opposition was always going to be fraught, and many will find his change in approach refreshing, including the idea of crowdsourcing questions for PMQs.

It also allows early learnings and adjustments from the changes we make.

So we will expect to see some adjustments from the political parties.

But one possible conclusion is that a less volatile economy may require quicker, finer adjustments from the Fed.