Sentence examples for is being readjusted from inspiring English sources

As we pointed out recently, the price of journalism is being readjusted to a new equilibrium point, and ideas like outsourcing local city council coverage to writers in Manila aren't nearly as far-fetched as they once seemed.

Even the premier brokerages like Charles Schwab are not immune to the current economic crisis so its of no surprise that Zecco, whose pricing structure raised some red flags in 2006, is being forced readjust its pricing model.

He is now the Times' Miami bureau chief and we asked him to explain what it's been like readjusting to home.

Fast forward to today and it's true that expectations have been readjusted: they've been readjusted back up.

If they're shooting five to seven mortar rounds into your forward operating base, whatever you're doing needs to be readjusted.

"We are increasing our fanbase and a theme for the coming season is that fans need to be readjusted in terms of importance.

In the previous quarter growth had been nil, having been readjusted downward twice, from an initial estimate of 1.2% in November and a revised one of 0.3% in December.

NATO states worry about Russian bullying and so-called "tactical nuclear weapons," while Russia will cling to its nuclear weapons unless conventional military balances are readjusted and it is reassured about future U.S. missile defense capabilities.

Or as Eliot put it: "The existing order is complete before the new work arrives; for order to persist after the supervention of novelty, the whole existing order must be, if ever so slightly, altered; and so the relations, proportions, values of each work of art toward the whole are readjusted; and this is conformity between the old and the new".

But in addition, Mr. Taniguchi designed another, underlying frame that is entirely adjustable, so that if the panels are attached imperfectly they can still be readjusted.

He's readjusted his life.