Sentence examples for moves to adjust from inspiring English sources

Without three stars, Mr. Terrail is trying some subtle moves to adjust to the economy.

"Striking First" (editorial, June 23) examines moves to adjust our military strategy to "the new realities of the post-Sept.

Then comes a spread offense or a wildcat formation and, swifter than a red-dogging linebacker, every team moves to adjust.

As the Fed moves to adjust for faster growth, shorter-maturity Treasurys will be more vulnerable to further price declines while the risk of a sudden spike in inflation will diminish.

The industry disputes his methods, but the slowness of some fund groups to move to adjust prices has left them vulnerable to criticism.

The minister said the Coalition had now moved to adjust airport procedures and had increased resources to the tune of $150m.

You can look around while flying and see what the original pilots saw, like ropes moving to adjust flaps and engine pistons pumping.

He soon loosened up, however, mugging for photographers when he discovered that a move to adjust his cap set off a storm of camera flashes.

Furthermore, officials in the mayor's office, including Deputy Mayor Joseph J. Lhota, have made a round of calls to city and state legislators seeing if they would support some extraordinary move to adjust the law.

As GOP leaders moved to adjust to Trump's shifting stances, Democrats ridiculed the spectacle, even as they repeated promises that they would provide no money for Trump's wall.

And it seemed to him that her face (and the way she moved up to Gunner and touched his head lightly, patting him, and then moved to adjust the collecting device) also said: I've seen a thousand such moments, entering rooms to witness patients adjusting their postures, ashamed, awkward around the impersonal equipment, awaiting test results that may change their future.