Sentence examples for intention to adjust from inspiring English sources

When the press asked whether the fact sheet signalled Trump's intention to adjust the rule at the risk of inflaming Corn Belt voters a spokesman responded that an "incorrect" version of the fact sheet had been posted.

Yukio Hatoyama ("A new path for Japan," Views, Aug. 27) indicated a desire to move Japan closer to Asia and an intention to adjust the U.S.-Japan relationship to that of two equals.

On Thursday, he signaled his intention to adjust his schedule, saying, "Obviously, we need to engage people and governments, and of course my itinerary is being refined, and I will announce it later".

In addition, only children aged 9-16 years were included (n = 2073) due to the intention to adjust for physical activity in the multivariate analysis.

When their referents have strong negative feelings about a product, consumers are more likely to adjust their purchase intention; likewise, a customer's purchase intention would be elevated if others more positively reference the same product (Kotler and Keller 2006).

If respondents postpone having children until their thirties, they are much more likely to adjust their intentions downwards than if they start their childbearing career earlier.

Whereas students, on average, have the same family size intentions as young adults who are employed, men and women in their thirties who are working relatively many hours seem to adjust their intentions downwards compared to men and women with fewer working hours.

In addition, as they grow older, young adults who have not yet entered into a steady relationship will presumably be troubled by the fact that the prerequisite for childbearing has not yet been met, and thus be more likely than young adults who have a steady partner relationship to adjust their intentions downwards.

Thus, higher educated women seem much more likely to adjust their family size intentions downward than others.

In addition, an important finding is that women with a high level of education are particularly likely to adjust their family size intentions downwards.

These results suggest that respondents with one child and in particular those with no children tend to adjust their family size intentions downward as they grow older.