Sentence examples for cosmetic adjustments from inspiring English sources

"I am making the wines in a natural style without cosmetic adjustments".

But now that the Administration is on notice, with its partisanship challenged, it offers only cosmetic adjustments in language.

Above all, where we recognize a fast-growing company making cosmetic adjustments to timeworn business practices, he beholds a gleaming new paradigm.

It's the relentless tinkering I object to: change for change's sake, those minor improvements and cosmetic adjustments which are solely designed to separate the punters from yet more of their money.

According to Maher, Slater would have had to make "substantial changes" to the image — beyond cropping, color correcting and other cosmetic adjustments — in order to own the copyright over the changed product.

Given Spain's economic trials, Lladró may be forgiven for making cosmetic adjustments to existing pieces rather than hiring designers to produce a new collection and investing in new molds.

Of course, that presence often represented a cosmetic adjustment to a rigged game, in which exceptions were held up as proof that the playing field was now level.

There is no question that for an actor to convey the suffering of a man or woman wasting away from a life-threatening illness, physical and cosmetic adjustment is a part of the work – the vulnerable bones, the haunted eyes, the general air of depletion and exhaustion.

It is not just a cosmetic adjustment of body height, but a tool to achieve normal body proportions in order to help these patients lead as normal a life as possible (Lavini et al. 1990).

The policy shifts and adjustments - some real, some cosmetic - of President Reagan's third year reflect the historical rhythm of the modern Presidency.

A cosmetic surgeon whose patients suffer her fatal adjustments, Madame Sara eludes the detectives but falls prey to a "mannish, widowed animal tamer" whose pet wolf rips her throat out.