Sentence examples for always adjusting from inspiring English sources

In spite of her sociable nature, she thought of herself as solitary and "unrelatable", always adjusting to other people's expectations - except with Ritchie, she tells him, with whom she was her true self.

I realized that the light was coming from something in his hands, moving from side to side, catching the early-morning sun and dazzling it back at us, as he turned and moved and shifted, always moving, always adjusting, forever straining for that elusive thing, forever seeking, trapped in a moment that would never end, trying to find a signal.

In a sequence worthy of "Groundhog Day," someone's daughter is always adjusting well to her first year away at college and somebody else is waving her fresh-dried hand halfway out the door, hurrying home to pack for a week in Bermuda.

To remain competitive, manufacturing enterprises need to keep up with these dynamic market variations, by always adjusting the offer according to competition.

Life is always adjusting to its environment, ever evolving or devolving, depending on the conditions.

He was a little mean always adjusting the rules to favor his side.

Vanessa revels in her sadness and glamour, lounging all day in gorgeous satin nightwear in their stunningly golden French Mediterranean hotel room, donning a pair of YSL sunglasses that are always adjusted at the right angle when removed (routine? An obsessive adjustment by Roland when he can't adjust his wife? Should he?), pills endlessly popped and easier to obtain.

Since firms must spend money to change prices, they do not always adjust them to the point where markets clear, and this lack of price adjustments can explain why the economy may be in disequilibrium.

Cooks have always adjusted recipes, for all kinds of reasons.

And you should almost always adjust for inflation.

They stay on, so you can always adjust the focus.