Sentence examples for expected to adjust from inspiring English sources

And yet I was the one expected to adjust.

Obviously, they said, only the most mature person can be expected to adjust to so great a social change as this.

For instance, southern varieties of Californian sagebrush, a fragrant grey-green shrub found on coastal hillsides, are expected to adjust to climate change better than many other plants.

Six years ago, as a No. 1 draft choice by the Los Angeles Dodgers, he expected to adjust quickly to pro ball and reach the majors within two years.

They are often expected to adjust to their new situations in an unrealistically short period of time, although the reality is that this adjustment is often excruciatingly hard and can take years.

The interest rates on more than 2,200 loans are expected to adjust upward by the end of this year, said Michael Meyer, Newark's director of housing and real estate, which might mean many borrowers will face higher payments, and possibly more trouble meeting them.

In this study we have chosen to focus on white collar workers and we expect to adjust the intervention for other occupational groups, such as nursing staff, if this current study population yields positive results.

Because the primers were not degenerate, we expected to have to adjust the nucleotide sequences to obtain good amplification from all strains.

In February, the company said it expected to report adjusted earning per share of between 75p and 80p this year.

Cendant, which is based in New York and owns the Avis rental car and Century 21 real estate businesses, said it expected to report adjusted earnings a share of 21 cents for the fourth quarter, up from 20 cents.

Limited reported Thursday that net sales were $772.6 million for the four weeks ended Jan . 29 compared with $622.6 million in 2010, and that it expected to report adjusted fourth-quarter earnings of $1.23 to $1.25 a share, compared with previous guidance of $1.02 to $1.17.