"I've pretty much adjusted to spring," said one commuter, Chris Jay, as he waited, hatless, in his beige spring sport jacket, for the ferry in Hoboken, N.J.
"We will adjust the plan to meet some of these challenges that are legitimate concerns, and we'll have to work to see how much adjusting the plan actually ends up undermining its capacity to meet the dual objectives of paying down 50percentt of the state's debt and financing our state's transportation projects for a generation".
LUKE: How much adjusting did you have to do? Nothing's changed!
By the early 2000s, families were spending twice as much (adjusted for inflation) on mortgages than they did a generation ago -- for a house that was, on average, only ten percent bigger and 25 years older.
Lucky for me, there's never much adjusting to be done.
To estimate how much adjusting for major CVD risk factors would attenuate the HRs, we conducted a secondary analysis restricted to 29,361 people with complete data for BMI, blood pressure, and total cholesterol (18,591 people with type 2 diabetes and 10,146 without diabetes).
Using dancers as intermediaries between the two does much to adjust one speed to the other.
Cox doesn't play so much as adjust things rhythmically, like a pernickety engineer cosseting a wayward jazz machine.
Israelis say that until the new Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, begins arresting and disarming Islamic militants, they will not do much to adjust their military positions in the West Bank.
To Mr. Bush's allies, the main job now is not so much to adjust policy as to do a better job of reminding the American people why the United States went into Iraq in the first place and the benefits to the United States of succeeding in nurturing a stable democracy in the heart of the Middle East.
