Sentence examples for matter of adjusting from inspiring English sources

It's a matter of adjusting the eyes".

It's then a simple matter of adjusting the seasoning at the end.

Once you've got the intention of a live performance, it's simply a matter of adjusting technically for sound, presence, and balance.

Once a small company is in the right program, he added, then it is a matter of adjusting to working in a larger bureaucracy.

The restoration of royal authority was not, of course, simply a matter of adjusting theories of kingship; there was a clear practical reason for Henry's success.

Mr. Nyberg said he was convinced that getting the system to work in leaf-and mud-filled water was just a matter of adjusting the frequency of the sound that is used.

Understanding a language is a matter of continually adjusting interpretative presuppositions (presuppositions that are often not explicit) in accord with the utterances to be interpreted.

Romney, for his part, matter-of-factly adjusted his strategy to lead a full-on assault against Gingrich in the news media, and his allies at the Restore Our Future Super PAC unloaded millions of dollars of attack ads that left Gingrich's approval ratings in tatters.

The new owners were viewed as less forgiving landlords than the old, and when there was unrest, they hired Seward, popular in Western New York, in hopes of adjusting the matter.

It is not a matter of "going for ugly" but of adjusting our expectations.

Even beyond matters of privacy, there will be pains of adjusting.