Sentence examples for call to adjust from inspiring English sources
When plans change, it's nice to be able to make a single phone call to adjust all your flight, car and hotel reservations — a perk of using a travel agency.
To be fair, had Alice Munro felt what she apparently did not -- a call to adjust the nature of her child -- she might have proved a destructive mother, no matter how honorable her motive.
In the chance that the overflow variable is still positive after the CID allocation for all nodes have been performed, a procedure checkBandwidthConstraint is then called to adjust the CID allocation per each node.
For those of you who have heard various versions of what this great year 2012 (in the Mayan calendar) means, my take is that we are being called to adjust to a new relationship with our natural resources and our connection with humanity.
I would be called upon to adjust my schedule.
And in every area of policy we are called upon to adjust our sights, rethink, renew.
Business is known for its general dislike of tougher regulations, but the frustration of CEOs is evident from the fact that more than half are clear in their call for "hard" measures of intervention, including regulation and standards; 43% call for governments to adjust subsidies and incentives; and 31% seek intervention through taxation.
There are four communication transitions, including COT "FSSY," COT "COSY," COT "SPMO" and COT "FEMO," which are used to call the method to adjust the component mode of the fan motor and servo system, coolant system, spindle motor and feed motor, respectively.
Inbounding with 4.7 seconds to go, Alabama coach Anthony Grant called a timeout to adjust the offense to Creighton's defense.
Indeed, many businesses and unions are saying this year that the standard mortality table is behind many pension problems, and are calling for permission to adjust it.
Moreover, those calling for Berlin to adjust its economic policy should consider its role as the de facto lender of last resort for the euro zone.
