Sentence examples for better to adjust from inspiring English sources

"It's better to adjust the pay based on performance the C.E.O.'s are actually delivering to shareholders.

It may have been better to adjust using an index for commodities other than energy, but the government does not publish that.

But the captain figured that it would be better to adjust the clocks gradually, by increments of an hour, than to move them ahead eight hours when we finally reached the Bering Strait.

However, it is better to adjust the price of water gradually so that farmers can adapt themselves to the new conditions.

Instead, they believe "My parents only have one child; isn't living together and engaging in mutual care just great?" (Mr. T), or "My parents will eventually want to live with me anyway; it's better to adjust to that earlier" (Ms. X).

However, it would be even better to adjust for the exact in-barn heat stress rather than working with the ambient or outdoor heat stress.

She is also better equipped to adjust on the fly.

There's even evidence that women are better able to adjust to divorce.

"Better not to adjust, to adjust means you think it will then remain as it is, it will stay the same".

It is likely that Adelaide will demand an entirely different approach, possibly for both sides, although it is Australia who may even then be better equipped to adjust.

It was found experimentally that the utilization of DBR is a better method to adjust the emissive mode in the resonant cavity in OLEDs well.