The phrase "adjustments it is" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a conclusion or affirmation about adjustments, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I can confidently say that adjustments it is."
Alternatives: "It is adjustments" or "Adjustments are necessary."
And, without adjustments, it is inevitable that on occasions bad things may happen to good companies," said Carr.
By making various adjustments, it is possible to minimize the cycle, but it can never be eliminated entirely.
Furthermore, without knowing how many cellphone calls result in crashes (as opposed to how many radio adjustments), it is impossible to rank the risk accurately.
The Football League has said it is in ongoing discussions with Leicester City over whether it has met the 2013-14 fairncial fair play (FFP) rules, after the club posted a £20.8m loss and said that with adjustments, it is "in compliance" with the regulations.
You have to lean in to catch Ms. Loulaki's incremental physical adjustments; it is as if she had stripped away as much material as she could, or perhaps had it stripped from her, and is now trying to make sense of a familiar but entirely changed reality.
First, considering the adjustments, it is Mexico's most underachieved infrastructure sector (see Fig. 6).
The second time, though, with some adjustments, it was downright terrific.
"We've made reasonable adjustments", "it's only for wheelchair users", "it's too expensive", "you don't really need to go there anyway".
"I wanted us to feel good about who we are, get a couple of wins under our belt, and then when you start making adjustments it's easier.
Still, even making the necessary adjustments, it's pretty clear that the typical American family has made little or no progress since the late nineteen-nineties.
The GMV was up 9percentt over a year ago in terms of reported numbers, but with currency exchange adjustments it was up only 6percentt.
