Sentence examples for been quick to adjust from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Rasmuson had been quick to adjust to Alaska.

But some policy wonks have been quick to adjust to the new Trump reality.

"If we were wrong and not conservative enough, we'll be quick to adjust," he said.

When energy prices rise sharply, for instance, consumers are quick to adjust their thermostats.

If the cell camera has a fixed-focus lens and is quick to adjust aperture, I see no reason why this should not be possible.

Rhode Island was quick to adjust to the new political reality, and on 18 October 1660 the General Court of Commissioners met at Warwick, where two letters were read, one from Dr. Clarke telling of the Restoration, and one from His Majesty, containing the royal declaration and proclamation.

It was because British companies tend to be quicker to adjust values to reflect recent transactions.

But that wholesalers' prices are quicker to adjust to exchange-rate imbalances does not explain why they exist at all: why does arbitrage not lead importers to eradicate the disparities altogether?As the authors admit, other factors must come into play, such as the ability of monopolistic suppliers to discriminate between markets in their pricing policy.

The central cycle is quicker to adjust when doing forward rotation rosters in which night shifts follow day shifts and then days off, than backward rotation in which day shifts follow night shifts (Haus and Smolensky, 2013).

The Bakries have been quick to respond.

If the researchers then told the subject that the odds were actually higher — say that there was actually a 20% chance of the desirable outcome — the subject was usually quick to adjust his own chances upward to 20% too.