Sentence examples for in trying to adjust from inspiring English sources

The FR9 Ford engine, introduced in 2009 and now perhaps the best in Nascar, has helped and Roush Fenway overcame a poor start to 2010 when the team went in the wrong direction in trying to adjust its racecars to make them faster.

Still, Mr. McCain's decision to reprise such a well-known symbol of his 2000 candidacy was evidence of the concern in Mr. McCain's campaign about the problems he faces in trying to adjust to an election that is not unfolding the way it had hoped.

In trying to adjust to such rapid change in a relatively short amount of time, many Norwegians seem to be suffering from a kind of cultural whiplash, leaving them apprehensive for the future and nostalgic for a past that is barely the past.

In trying to adjust to emulate the others, they are subject to groupthink, and together they are rarely able to be highly innovative.

"I was just trying to hang in there, trying to adjust.

Many of the CEOs described a relatively passive manager role, not as actors, but rather as "re-actors" in relation to physicians, in various ways trying to adjust their managerial strategies to physicians' behaviour.

The company, which now employs 11,700 worldwide, has struggled in recent years trying to adjust to rapid changes in the computer industry and the decline of the mincomputer market in which Data General was a leader.

When math teacher John Glaze came to West Potomac High School in 1999, the school, like all the others in Fairfax County, was trying to adjust to an unusual -- and seemingly troublesome -- decision by the county School Board the year before.

Jackson said the Lakers were still in "training camp," trying to adjust to having Shaquille O'Neal back, after he missed 12 games because of a toe operation.

"There are some old-fashioned ways of getting distracted, too, like yelling at the kids in the back seat, trying to adjust your hair style in the mirror, but also eating.

At age 16, Luke Schenscher was a tall student in the rural town of Hope Forest in South Australia who was trying to adjust to a growth spurt that would make him taller than seven feet.