Sentence examples for adjustments that could from inspiring English sources

None of the adjustments that could be made from Earth could correct the problem.

In the months since the election, the various pollsters have been experimenting with different adjustments that could have brought their final polls into line with the actual result.

A few of Mr. McConnell's proposals were indeed minor adjustments that could easily be passed as part of a separate bill.

Like the maltster, the couple feel personally affronted (and accused) by his perverse reluctance to make the few small adjustments that could gain him such shining privileges.

Mr. Powers described the length of the waiting period as one of the minor adjustments that could be made to pass legislation.

But it is also worth noting that inflexible rules and sticky gender roles impede adjustments that could help increase both the demand for and supply of potential spouses.

In the case of many of these workshops, "we started talking to them when they were literally on the verge of closing down, so we were able to offer them jobs and a chance to work again in return for a price adjustment that could make us competitive," said José María Municio Nogales, manager of Merletti.

The only adjustment that could take some time is Davis' jersey number.

During its first term, the Obama administration changed the definition of "militant" to mean "all military-age males in a strike zone" — an adjustment that could mitigate the number of civilian deaths in such a setting. .

In using an exam-based definition at the household for ALRI, we adjusted rates to compensate for individuals who might have had ALRI who did not have an exam done, an adjustment that could have been prone to bias if those without exams were more or less likely to have ALRI than those with exam.

Automated machine learning techniques may provide approaches to model adjustment that could minimize manual recalibration and allow larger scales of dissemination.