Sentence examples for make some adjustment from inspiring English sources

"I have to work on my timing and make some adjustment because I haven't played in the American League in a long time and I haven't faced those guys.

Different schools may find that they have to cut back on a program or that they may have to make some adjustment with the staff".

In mid-sentence she would hoist her skirts to air herself, or make some adjustment, oblivious either to me or to the crowds packing the Piazza Navona or a huge Immigration Hall in Palermo.

From watching them she learned what she would later say about life: that good-enough people, often just by trying to make some adjustment in their circumstances, fall into sin and error; that you can gather this only by what you hear at the end of the table; that life is comical and sad, and justice hard to render.

"Can you make some adjustment?" I asked.

As a journalist, if you think someone is bullshitting you, you make some adjustment to that in your reaction to whoever you're talking to.

But Democrats have been less enthusiastic, arguing that higher tuition could make some SUNY campuses unaffordable for low-income New Yorkers.

Let's not pretend that seeing Jesse Orosco did not make some Mets fans think of how much a more effective closer might have salvaged this misbegotten season.

What she found may make some GE shareholders nervous.

There is usually a timer set with setTimeout/setInterval functions to make some AJAX calls when the timer fires.

The desire for radical change among youth may make some National Front support more fickle.