Sentence examples for effort to adjust from inspiring English sources

It takes time, and some effort, to adjust to the new tempo, and the sensation that we are observing a state of mental unrest seems confirmed.

But the Democrats' moves toward consensus-building on issues that often resist consensus reflect their effort to adjust to a new political reality.

Ironically, the effort to adjust COLA to a different measure was under consideration as a means to rein in government borrowing.

Redbook has made the biggest effort to adjust its image and position and has added more sexual content under the guidance of Lesley Jane Seymour, the editor in chief.

He went on to explain how his Christian perspective both governs his work on the state board and guides him in the current effort to adjust American-history textbooks to highlight the role of Christianity.

For the scheming courtier, the striving burgher and the ambitious lawyer or cleric of early modern Europe, the "self" they discovered is perhaps best described as an awareness of this ceaseless, internal effort to adjust one's behaviour to the expectations of others.

We make extensive efforts to adjust analyses for the risk of the patients.

The recent efforts to adjust to higher bond yields have already been messy.

Back in Washington as the Army chief, General Westmoreland oversaw efforts to adjust the Army to the post-Vietnam period.

He had been awkwardly positioned in the womb; efforts to adjust this caused a loss of vital oxygen.

Not only that, but employees in offices with low-level noise made fewer efforts to adjust their workstations, making them more susceptible to problems like repetitive strain injury.