Sentence examples for explicit adjustment from inspiring English sources

Given that mean time from onset to death is around 9 days, weekly data do not enable us to make our explicit adjustment.

Many wage contracts contained explicit COLA's -- cost-of-living adjustments -- that automatically raised wages in tandem with the consumer price index.

But McCandless's July 30th journal entry couldn't have been more explicit: "EXTREMELY WEAK.

("Are they for us or against us?" reads a strangely explicit RCA ad from 1970).

Nowadays, however, explicit COLA's are the exception rather than the norm.

Some still claim that NATO's intervention there was illegal, since it lacked explicit UN endorsement.

"Explicit UN mandate essential for the UN and others to legally engage on the reconstruction of Iraq," says the second.

Among the tamer postings was one advertising the sale of a bogus sexually explicit DVD of Mr. Sloan's wife.

Without being explicit, JB clearly feels there is no room for a truce in this most deeply entrenched of cultural divides in America.

If war is necessary, it would be better under explicit UN authority, commanding the sort of legitimacy that only the Security Council can confer.

Many countries that did not support the invasion have been reluctant to aid the American-led occupation in the absence of an explicit UN mandate.