Sentence examples for being adjusted to allow from inspiring English sources

And our laws are quickly being adjusted to allow people to carry those guns everywhere they go and to give legal cover to use lethal force when nonlethal options are available.

At least that system can be adjusted to allow closer following distances before it blares.

But such numbers need to be adjusted to allow for the benefits of honesty and efficiency.

The process, largely automatic, must be adjusted to allow for human intervention.

Over the years, the limit has been adjusted to allow retirees to earn more without being penalized.

State officials have not decided whether the scoring will be adjusted to allow more students to pass this year.

The market capitalisation of companies is to be adjusted to allow for the availability of shares in the market.

But current rules have been adjusted to allow the Academy's selection committee to short-list films that more conservative older voters may have overlooked or actively disliked.

The market capitalisation of companies has been adjusted to allow for a firm's "free float"—the availability of shares in the market.

Our notions of profit and value could be adjusted to allow for a greater degree of artistic questioning without an implication that such actions would automatically have adverse economic consequences.

To compare flows of disposable income at different points in time, in different countries, or even in different locations within a country, the measured values of such incomes must be adjusted to allow for variations in the cost of living.