Sentence examples for adjustments away from inspiring English sources

But Hampton, yesterday's guest of honor, believes the Liberty is only a few minor adjustments away from turning the corner.

Still, Djokovic claims that he's just a few small adjustments away from being in top form for Paris, and when it comes to the majors, you have to believe him: He hasn't lost at one since last year's French Open, which only makes winning this one that much more of a priority for him.

Chaney added: "I really hope that he makes the adjustment away from basketball, which I doubt because he's a basketball fanatic.

Other things equal, firing and hiring costs are likely to push adjustment away from open-ended contracts and towards wages and other forms of flexible employment.

With any type of risk adjustment, caution must be exercised to prevent over adjustment (i.e., adjusting away poor practice).

He made the adjustments right away against Iowa, striking out on an off-speed pitch in his first at-bat, then slamming his first home run with Tacoma off the same pitch his next time up.

Ireland has decided to take the whole thing on the chin and make the painful budget adjustments straight away.

The idea is to shift the balance of that adjustment somewhat away from the deflationary countries — overheating in Germany isn't a bug, it's a feature, and indeed the crucial feature.

The current global portfolio adjustment -- away from countries/markets deemed as vulnerable to quantitative easing (QE) policies unwinding and toward those whose prospect improvement has justified a possible future policy change -- follows a previous dramatic financial movement that was in the opposite direction.

Similarly, in equi-heptatonic systems the desire for harmonic sound may dictate constant adjustments of intonation away from the theoretical interval of 171 cents.

Residents at Liberty Harbor — 10,000 in 250 buildings when the complex is fully built out in 10 or 15 years — will be able to do this from touch screens in their apartments or from any computer with Internet access, enabling them to make adjustments from miles away.