Sentence examples for effect a readjustment from inspiring English sources

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, August 10, 1940 P. 11 The new unity of national purpose will effect a readjustment ofthe educational system right off, so that practically every grade-school graduate will be able to operate a turning lathe, or at least a handsaw.

If, on the other hand, the pressure fluctuates too rapidly for the reaction to follow, the ratio of monomers to dimers will remain constant at the equilibrium value for the ambient temperature and pressure; but at intermediate frequencies a relaxation effect may be observed, and a readjustment of the chemical equilibrium will lag behind the pressure variation within the gas.

"It's been a readjustment," she said, dryly.

The consequences of such a readjustment, however, may be dire.

"There has to be a readjustment in attitude," he said.

A readjustment of the mix of nuclear and conventional capabilities will, by necessity, reflect scarcer resources.

The second aspect of the Land Institute's plan is a readjustment of farm subsidies.

L. 88 200 substituted "a readjustment allowance" for "termination payments" in cl.

The rise of Curry – impish, elusive – represents a readjustment in favor of the little guy.

The last step is a readjustment of the centre to a, the energy difference (d − a) again being dissipated as heat.

What improved the overall dramatic flow of the opera in Chicago was a readjustment of the tempos.