Sentence examples for are readjusted from inspiring English sources

The results are readjusted so that they match up with demographic characteristics like race and gender from the US Census Current Population Survey.

Exchange-traded funds are different from typical stocks and bonds because they track indexes that are readjusted on a regular basis, information that is widely disseminated publicly in advance of any change in the composition of the index.

NATO states worry about Russian bullying and so-called "tactical nuclear weapons," while Russia will cling to its nuclear weapons unless conventional military balances are readjusted and it is reassured about future U.S. missile defense capabilities.

Or as Eliot put it: "The existing order is complete before the new work arrives; for order to persist after the supervention of novelty, the whole existing order must be, if ever so slightly, altered; and so the relations, proportions, values of each work of art toward the whole are readjusted; and this is conformity between the old and the new".

While Social Security recipients lose some of their benefits in years in which they earn more than the limit, they get some or all of the reduction back after age 70, when their benefits are readjusted to reflect their decision to continue working.

Our notions of the origins of shaped paintings are readjusted by "Irregular Frame No. 2," a distorted grid in shades of green, blue, rust and yellow made startlingly early, as these things go, by the Argentine artist Juan Melé in 1946.

His children are readjusting, too.

Pakistan have been here for almost a month while England are readjusting.

He's readjusted his life.

The schedule was readjusted to meet a 2008 deadline.

The running course was readjusted for the men's race.