Sentence examples for adjustments later from inspiring English sources

A few trial runs, some careful proofing and numerous small adjustments later (a tiny piece of newsprint stuck onto the packing can make all the difference), the finished job emerges: crisp, tangibly different, immensely satisfying.

"The longer we wait to engage with this challenge, the greater the risk of abrupt change and far more costly economic adjustments later on," said the group's chief executive, Stephanie Pfeifer.

Accessibility planning for sidewalks or buildings needs to be accurate and mistakes at this stage may lead to expensive adjustments later on.

In the early days of Amazon, since there was no model for what they were doing, they would just try something and make adjustments later.

Don't expect perfection on week one, but now you at least have a working plan to get started (you can always make adjustments later).

The pattern doesn't have to be perfect because you will try the shirt on and make adjustments later.

"To fail to do so now, when the demand for dollars is still strong, heightens the risk of a sharper adjustment later.

"There is no reason to exclude international agreement and coordinated intervention as a means of dealing with an overvalued dollar, in part as a way to prevent an excessively sharp adjustment later on," Mr. Jasinowski, the manufacturers' representative, said.

"If new data suggest it is likely that the pace of cost and price increases will be picking up, the Federal Reserve will have to act promptly and forcefully so as to preclude imbalances from arising that would only require a more disruptive adjustment later,' the central bank chairman told the House Banking Committee in his semiannual Humphrey-Hawkins testimony.

Bullies have more behavioural problems and a poorer emotional adjustment later in life.

Imprinting, for example, often involves learned preferences that are acquired early in life, with no further adjustment later during a lifetime.