Sentence examples for decide to adjust from inspiring English sources

Ford now has six weeks to conduct a so-called due diligence review of Daewoo, and could conceivably decide to adjust its offering price or withdraw from negotiations.

But after moving to New York, "I decided to adjust my priorities".

"We didn't foresee a big recession," she adds, "but it came, and we decided to adjust".

H.P., with $120 billion in revenue, seems to have decided to adjust its very big operation quicker than ever.

She harbored thoughts of opening a pizza parlor in Odessa, but decided to adjust to her new surroundings for a year before making any moves.

The spike is startling and revealing about the way the N.R.A. has decided to adjust its customer-acquisition strategy, aping the angry rhetoric of the candidate it championed.

In response, Wells and JPMorgan decided to adjust their bad-loan totals to also include junior mortgages that are current but come behind past-due first mortgages.

He said the determining factor in whether the United Nations decided to adjust its thermostats for the long term — including keeping the building colder during winter — was the effect on productivity.

Instead, in a classic prevarication, they decided to adjust the mechanisms once applicants come close to joining.Ode to modified joyBut at least those applicants can, by the end of the year, start negotiating in earnest.

A photo posted by Ai Weiwei (@aiww) on Oct 24 , 2015at 3 14pm PDT Following the backlash, LEGO have now decided to adjust their guidelines to find Ai Weiwei's request justifiable.

But he decided to adjust his schedule to join Gov. Rick Perry of Texas and other candidates at a forum in South Carolina on Monday sponsored by Senator Jim DeMint, Republican of South Carolina.