Sentence examples for considerable adjustment from inspiring English sources

Even for a singer like Mr. Flórez, whose province is the lighter bel canto roles, returning to "L'Italiana" after, say, Donizetti's "Maria Stuarda" (which he recently sang in Barcelona) requires considerable adjustment.

The welfare models of trade, intellectual property, and antitrust require considerable adjustment within specific, national contexts to assure the welfare benefits associated with each regulatory order are obtainable.

It is shown that some models can fail to predict accurately the acoustic properties of these materials and can require considerable adjustment of the input parameters.

What is rather prescient about the University of Texas Press's decision to publish Bolger's excellent novel now is that the bubble has burst, and an Irish generation that has known nothing but boom times and affluence will be undergoing a period of considerable adjustment.

The new arrangement was awkward, and required considerable adjustment before it functioned properly.

Kidney injuries provoke considerable adjustment of renal physiology, metabolism, and architecture to nephron loss.

In other words, the Vatican has considerable Fascist sympathies.

It can be life-threatening and uses considerable NHS resources.

It felt considerable White House pressure to withdraw its forces from Bethlehem and other Palestinian-controlled areas.

In absence of considerable RS predominantly near-surface crack initiation was obtained.

"Ofcom's board includes a member of the House of Lords, Baroness Sheila Noakes, who has considerable UK board-level experience.