Sentence examples for adjustments into from inspiring English sources

"We do take risk adjustments into account".

It then produced a markedly different new chart, saying it had put those adjustments into the proper years.

Its simple curved form is familiar because it would eventually be translated, with some adjustments, into molded plastic and become one of the most widely used chairs in the world.

But Ms. Beckwith recycles it, with adjustments, into a title that requires explanation and context — something that she seemed determined to avoid in the artworks she selected for her flawed but promising exhibition.

The RESPA, also commonly used for closings not federally related, is a balance sheet of sorts that boils down the various payments and adjustments into two figures: the net amount to be paid to the seller and the net amount due from the buyer.

Chinese statisticians also tend to throw lots of one-time adjustments into December figures to offset data problems that crept in during the year, so December results receive little credence and in some cases are not even announced by the Chinese government.

It is that sort of thing that can turn a desirable adjustment into a rout.

And it did so while arranging the stuff of rehearsal — stretching, situps, self-fanning, ponytail adjustment — into sophisticated patterns.

As a means of offsetting the effects of inflation, some Latin American countries introduced an adjustment into the measurement of income from business and capital.

Incidentally, this is not a free lunch for Mr. Romney, or an ad hoc adjustment: We had already been incorporating this type of adjustment into the state fundamentals index for the other states that have a native son on the ballot.

Analysts had factored this kind of adjustment into their forecasts, yet were still way off the official GDP estimate.What led them astray were signs of economic life in other figures.