Sentence examples for force adjustments from inspiring English sources

When the market and Mother Nature force adjustments, they never provide painkillers and, well, they're not very precise.

He craved products that didn't force adjustments of behavior, that gave what Powell Jobs called a "feeling of gratitude that someone else actually thought this through in a way that makes your life easier".

Vigdor said his group had found that restaurant prices had gone up by between seven and eight per cent, and perhaps that change will force adjustments in the market, or maybe it is just a statistical blip.

"I think US Airways will be a significant weather vane for how this wind will blow, whether the political process will allow the A.T.S.B. to force adjustments in labor contracts," said Michael E. Levine, a former airline executive who teaches at Harvard Law School.

Although MPAs can be created with the support of current stakeholders, mainly fishers, implementation of spatial restrictions and of no-take zones in particular, force adjustments to the existing fisheries in the area.

The writer cited the rapid work-force adjustments during World War II, when millions of working men were drafted into the military and other Americans replaced them in factory and other jobs.

Even before the opening bell rang on Wall Street, the market was forcing adjustments to the president's schedule.

For the third time in four years, Shaquille O'Neal is on the move, rumbling across the N.B.A. landscape, forcing adjustments, reassessments and revisions from coast to coast.

In the short-term at least, the most vulnerable countries are all smaller ones.There will be pain as tighter credit forces adjustments.

The decline in his strength over the last few years has forced adjustments to his routines and cutbacks in his schedule, and this holiday season provided fresh examples of that.

However, although results in terms of soil conservation are promising, expectations regarding increase in production and reduction of input have not yet been met, causing tensions and forcing adjustments.