Sentence examples for late adjustment from inspiring English sources

They were forced to make a late adjustment to their starting line-up when Ramires was taken ill and Juan Cuadrado was drafted in.

While Belichick's defense dominated for most of the game, Martz made some great late adjustments that enabled St . Louisto overcome a 14-point deficit.

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The measure's passage would mark the first major legislative accomplishment for Trump and GOP leaders in a year of stumbles, the products of months of negotiations and late adjustments aimed at winning over the last holdouts.

Their manager Sam Allardyce this week told reporters "no coach was more sophisticated" than him in the Premier League and he had to make late adjustments to his side, admitting before kick off his staff "haven't had any real practice with those available" since Sunday's draw with Manchester United.

For the moment, the Supreme Court's latest adjustment in sentencing strikes us as a positive development, one with much potential for advancing justice.

Francoeur's latest adjustment came after a suggestion from Cox during a series earlier this month between the Braves and the Colorado Rockies.

Then let me explain why Twitter's latest adjustment to a core function has roiled tweeters, and how it reflects, perhaps, an identity crisis for the company that blessed the world with the 140-character one-liner.

The addition of Mr. Kass, who is Berkshire's first credentialed bear and is betting that the company's stock will fall, is the latest adjustment to a formula that has been in place for decades.

Now she has been kind enough to film the latest adjustments for a TV reality show, viewers can judge for themselves.