Sentence examples for in an effort to adjust from inspiring English sources
SOCOM++ provides configurable properties that can be manipulated by a user in the process of selecting label translations in an effort to adjust the subsequent mapping outcome.
In an effort to adjust to the declining cereal market, many cereal makers are trying to give their products a place beyond the breakfast table and sell them as snack foods.
In the wake of the 2015 refugee crisis, Sweden – a state where the right-to-family-life perspective has otherwise remained particularly pervasive – in an effort to adjust regulations to a minimum EU level, has introduced a temporary law where asylum seekers who are not granted protection as Geneva Convention refugees in principle have no right to family reunification at all.
In an effort to adjust, the company opened a digital center in Silicon Valley in 2013.
Of the UN 17 specialized agencies, none has its headquarters based in China, but it would make great sense to have Beijing as a central node of the international peacekeeping network in an effort to adjust to new global dynamics.
"Ex-President Bill Clinton may be seeing a psychiatrist in an effort to adjust to private life, a report out of Chicago suggests...[S]ince leaving the White House, Clinton is having a difficult time coping with life out of the spotlight".
From the one-room segregated schoolhouse in Missouri where I started school through a lifelong friendship with Thurgood Marshall and a rich variety of struggles for justice, I have had the fortune to participate in an astonishing American effort to adjust life, as it is lived, to the ideals proclaimed by the founders.
Propensity matched analysis was performed as a sensitivity analysis and as an additional effort to adjust for residual confounding.
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.
Management said the downsizing was part of a wider effort to adjust the plant's work flow; but employees saw it as a way to get back at them for a 43-day strike organised earlier in the year.
