Sentence examples for looking to adjust from inspiring English sources

Banks are looking to adjust to slower trading volume as some clients are nervous about government debt levels in Europe and the United States.

But while many marketers may be looking to adjust the contents of their campaigns, forecasters believe overall advertising spending will remain strong as a recession looms.

SO far, people looking to adjust their financial plans to save on taxes this year have been spared the anguish of muddling through an assortment of mind-numbing modifications to the 45,662-page tax code.

I'm looking to adjust upward.

When we get together again, we'll look to adjust it.

Hudgens played down the effect that the new fences would have on his preparations with the Mets' hitters in Florida and said he would not look to adjust any player's swing.

Unrest and gloom surrounded the "worst team in Premier League history" as they looked to adjust to being back in England's second tier.

Once usage data starts flowing in it can of course look to adjust the categories it covers, based on where traction is and isn't taking place.

Finally, as subsequent Venezuelan governments look to adjust their economic policies in the coming months and years, the experience of their neighbours provide incentives to forge a more amicable bilateral relationship.

However, there are still few Brazilian public health units that have looked to adjusting their structure for the accomplishment of treatment.

That way, you won't have to continually look down to adjust it.