Sentence examples for much adjustment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cottarelli warned that "both too little and too much adjustment will be bad for growth".

Amat said she had not needed much adjustment to become Pinckney's first female varsity football player.

Some elements of this new IT world, such as the necessity to report a breach, will not require much adjustment.

"Before that time, a fat mouse can come back to being a skinny mouse again without too much adjustment.

That means that a portfolio might not need as much adjustment as it traditionally has in order to achieve an optimal mix of assets.

ONONE PERFECT PORTRAIT 1 Retouching people is tricky; too much adjustment can make everyone look as if they are made from Barbie-like plastic.

In NHI 2000, the adjusted rate differences did not change much after adjustment for different covariates or propensity scores (online supplementary table 5).

Companies with inflated valuations can't defy market forces indefinitely, and those that fail to adjust proactively will ultimately get backed into a much harder adjustment: the recapitalization.

He added that the proposal called "for a much larger adjustment -- I'm not sure that's the right word -- but adjustment in the C.I.A. than we have suggested, and he calls for more removal of some of the D.O.D. intelligence agencies from the direction of the Pentagon than we do".

"It's a nice idea," Mr. Casesa said, "but there are alternatives that get you pretty close in economy and emissions that require much less adjustment on the consumer's part".

For example, many economists suspect that the growth in America's GDP, and hence its labour productivity, is overstated relative to Europe's because American statisticians make a much bigger adjustment for improvements in the quality of goods, notably computers.