Sentence examples similar to news adjustments from inspiring English sources
Nelson had been monitoring the news and making adjustments to the script, which he would give to the actors at rehearsal.
Neither the filing nor the accompanying news release included adjustments for good will, the intangible asset that ends up on books when a company is bought for more than the apparent combined value of its individual assets.
In it, euro finance ministers welcome the news that the adjustment programme for Portugal "remains broadly on track" (that was the conclusion of the Troika's latest review).
Publishers were still digesting news about Apple's adjustments to the policies on Thursday, but there were early indications that they liked what they saw.
The Wall Street Journal says much of the stock market reaction was down to automatic scanning of news sites, and instant adjustments.
The book covers a range of topics relating to CBC, including acquiring popular shows, like Little Mosque on the Prairie and Heartland, for CBC Television, modernizing news coverage at CBC News, adjustments to CBC Radio, and CBC Sports losing broadcasting rights to its competitors.
From time to time you'll see messages from me over here, just checking in or with some adjustment or news.
For news sites, it means another adjustment to a new landscape.
He didn't mention that his company had used its immense power to favor that outcome, with adjustments to its news feed algorithm.
The good news is a few small adjustments to your workstation and your daily routine should alleviate, or even prevent, the pain.
