Sentence examples for adjustment to get from inspiring English sources

"This I see less as a transition than an adjustment to get back on course".

The consequence is that Britain is now going through a period of adjustment to get to a more sustainable economic position – a period of short-term pain necessary for long-term gain.

So it had been a bit of an adjustment to get settled into my new job at the institute, where I was overseeing three patient units, a total of about 60 beds.

Bay's recovery included a long period of inactivity, when he could only ride a stationary bike, and he said there would probably be a period of adjustment to get to regular speed.

And now, now that that façade has been cracked, so to speak, and we're in a big recession, we've got to make some kind of an adjustment to get a better balance back in our economy.

For a couple of legendary American businessmen accustomed to doing transactions in the hundreds of millions, it was quite an adjustment to get used to the daily currency of prison life.

Federer seemed to be looking past Robredo to an anticipated quarterfinal match with Nadal, and never made the necessary tactical adjustments to get into the match.

"We're going to pursue every avenue we can," Mr. Lyons said, adding he would need to make financial adjustments to get beyond June; he declined to disclose the current rent.

Mussina would have pitched a Game 5 against the Twins if there were one, so he claimed he could not make any adjustments to get himself comfortable to pitch last night.

Based on exploration of WSN QoS definition and typical traffic model, we design a dynamic QoS guarantees platform, which achieves online protocol self-adjustment to get optimization performance.

If the pension fund assets veer seriously off the expected trajectory, you make adjustments to get them back in line small, slow adjustments.