Sentence examples for adjusts from inspiring English sources

"For me, tonight is not the big deal," she says, standing on the edge of an Alice Springs suburb with the town's famous ranges behind her, as Quilliam adjusts his camera.

There is also an interactive map that adjusts the "raw" index to address the criticism that you would expect average burger prices to be cheaper in poor countries than in rich ones because of relative labour costs.

It is only after ICM adjusts to take account of how likely respondents say they are to turn out and vote that the Tories edge ahead.

There's gross domestic product at purchasing power parity per capita, or GDP (PPP) per capita, which adjusts for comparative costs of living and inflation.

His understanding of the manager's tactical systems has been invaluable as the team adjusts to playing with a three-man defence.

As he adjusts to his new life, and his new flatmates, a social worker's guidance is sought.

Turkey, for instance, constantly adjusts its levels of filtering depending both on the whims of authorities and public demands.

Lastly, the programme should include a formula, similar to Sweden's, that adjusts the benefit rate and payroll tax if the system becomes insolvent.

The "total" fertility rate adjusts for the age of the population and extrapolates how many children each woman will have over her lifetime.

The fox keeps an open mind, adjusts theory to evidence and is wary of ideology.

Moscow's Vnukovo airport is Europe's busiest for international flights by larger private planes.The pitchmanship adjusts to plutocrats' migration patterns.