Sentence examples for adjustments that seem from inspiring English sources

For others, it's gradual adjustments that seem to happen naturally over time.

In addition, the club made midfield adjustments that seemed to rekindle former star-in-the-making Darlington Nagbe.

By focusing on Mr. McCain's trademark issue, Mr. Bush continued a series of announcements and adjustments that seemed designed to appropriate or neutralize as many aspects of Mr. McCain's appeal as possible.

A few months ago, Klout announced an algorithm adjustment that seemed to lower many Klout scores, which generated even more suspect reactions.

But Mr. Letterman also made some adjustments in his show that seem to have helped to attract some viewers.

Microscopes made by Bancks of London were used by Darwin, Brown, Bentham, and Hooker and with careful adjustment can reveal remarkably fine detail that seems to defy the constraints of the theoretician.

Unless they want to be remembered for nothing more accomplished than Gary Roberts's awful, chicken-scat cheap shot left hook to the temple of concussion-recovering Johan Franzen [don't forget Ryan Whitney's similar shot a few minutes later, Gene], some kind of magical adjustment that currently seems beyond their capability is needed before 8 p.m. tomorrow.

That seems to be the story for state pension funds: Many will need to make adjustments, but none are insurmountable.

Although the euro163 billion paid for Mannesmann now seems astronomical, the resulting writedowns are mere accounting adjustments that have little impact on Vodafone's overall health.

He said it seemed to him that Joyce made the adjustments that the Angels' coaches asked him to make, lowering his hands to achieve a smoother swing plane.

"The drop in testosterone seems to be a biological adjustment that helps men shift their priorities when children come along," Kuzawa says.