She's improving that wide, slice serve, which is very, very important as, normally speaking, it will go to a righty's backhand, but you have to be very, very careful even making a small adjustment.
However, they differ in that the Polish system pays a higher tariff in the case of comorbidities, with or without catheterisation, while the Irish system puts greater value on the presence of catheterisation in calculating reimbursement, while making a smaller adjustment for the case of comorbidities in the absence of catheterisation.
The sides converged, clasping her firmly, and then, as she made a small adjustment, relaxed their grip slightly.
"On the formation lap we made a small adjustment on the clutch," said Webber, adding that the clutch failed anyway and he lost precious seconds.
Readers who meet a writer whose voice they have fallen in love with usually need to make a small adjustment afterward in order to hang on to the infatuation.
STYLISHLY disheveled like a movie star, with sneakers, shades and slicked-back hair, the rising tenor of the moment sprawled across a sofa, made a small adjustment to the pull of a tight shirt and yawned.
Every so often, he steals a glance at the diners, and makes a small adjustment on his iPhone, turning up the volume on the music to make people lean in if they seem hesitant to talk, and turning it down once the social mood has been established.
If they were determined to be fake, the generator then made a small adjustment to the image and tried again.
Just make a small adjustment: set the alignment for the text field to left.
The PROFILE form counts more assets than the Fafsa, disregards paper losses, considers the finances of both parents in divorce situations, and makes a smaller adjustment when there are multiple children in college at the same time.
It's a small adjustment to make, but those types of small plays are what can make huge differences by attacking the defense right where it's weakest.
