Sentence examples for constantly readjusting from inspiring English sources

In the midst of trying to get her brother Elwood committed, Veta (the wonderful Josephine Hull) is constantly readjusting her girdle, flirting with a judge, and wondering when she can go upstairs to bed and just "let go".

"Over the next few years, it may well look like the G.M. of past decades, a company constantly readjusting cost structure to a declining market position," said Saul Rubin, an analyst at UBS Warburg in a note today explaining why he was downgrading Ford stock to a lower rating of reduce.

I would be constantly readjusting the synthesis which gave my representations the status of reality.

I got it right almost immediately the first time I tried, but found myself constantly readjusting when I tried it again.

For example, globalized finance systems and global transportation are constantly readjusting to changes in industry and energy systems and now DRM as was seen in the rapid adjustments to the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan.

The reason it gets to its destination is because the pilot is constantly readjusting to put the plane back on course.

Of course, markets change, so planners must constantly readjust.

The map constantly readjusts itself, so that the road ahead is up.

New art constantly readjusts our taste, but not until we are already conditioned to accept it.

That is perfectly normal and a healthy body will constantly readjust to change.

The team plans for developments and initiatives on a three-month time line, but will constantly readjust according to buzz activity and user feedback.