Sentence examples for need for adjustments from inspiring English sources

The need for adjustments and fine-tuning is almost inevitable.

Floating constructions naturally rise with the water level, negating the need for adjustments or rebuilding.

An official of the ruling PRI party, when it was fighting the last election, talked to me about the need for "adjustments" with the most powerful cartel.

Meanwhile, for the town that built its reputation on the idea of being the home of the original man, the revelations have brought a need for adjustments.

Real-time technology, based on the coordinated data used to monitor results and indicate the need for adjustments, helps improve a company's productivity.

After more than three hours of talks the two expressed willingness to seek an end to the war, with Uribe – who has long argued that the peace plan gives too many concessions to the rebels – emphasising the need for "adjustments and proposals" to ensure the deal includes all Colombians.

Although the need for adjustment is much less in RCTs than in epidemiological studies, an adjusted analysis may be sensible, especially if one or more variables is thought to be prognostic.

The structural budget deficit is much smaller than claimed, as is the need for adjustment.

The structure of management on the fourteenth floor has also been transformed to meet the need for adjustment to more rapid change, across a wider band of concern.

A spokesman for Mr. Ridge, Gordon Johndroe, said finding that Americans had crossed the border using false documents did not necessarily suggest a huge security problem, although the situation would be reviewed "to determine if there is a need for adjustment".

Even as it became clear that most governments could not deliver on their Kyoto promises, powerful environmental groups and influential Green parties redoubled their support for the treaty rather than admit the need for adjustment.