Sentence examples for new adjustments from inspiring English sources

With a tenant could come new adjustments to the design.

But at the European council there can be no new adjustments or new negotiations".

Even with these new adjustments, the bill will contain measures that are worryingly intrusive.

Moreover, all the department's figures included new adjustments for seasonal variations, which can be difficult to calibrate during the holiday season.

In early February he however warned there should be "no new adjustments or new negotiations" – meaning further concessions from France are unlikely.

In other words, the collected data will be affected by the new adjustments, which leads to an inaccurate classification of that data.

Unadjusted and sequentially adjusted models (adding new adjustment covariates to the preceding model) are presented.

This new adjustment also helps to reconcile the divergence between atmospheric temperature estimates from satellites and weather balloons.

Psychologically, a conflict exists when the reduction of one motivating stimulus involves an increase in another, so that a new adjustment is demanded.

But Fred S. Azcarate, the executive director of Jobs With Justice, a national group that advocates workers' rights, said that if the President can use the trade promotion bill to get new trade deals through Congress, the new adjustment benefits would fall far short.

The institutional aspect had recently been much studied, however, and precedents in Chinese history had been found, for example, of treaty ports with foreign settlements, consular jurisdiction, and employment of Westerners as imperial personnel; thus, the Chinese regarded the Western impact as an extension of their tradition rather than a totally new situation that necessitated a new adjustment.