Sentence examples for probably adjusted from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the rally occurred despite the relative absence of improved economic data, meaning investors had probably adjusted their expectations.

Even assuming that insider nominal wages are totally inflexible, nominal output per worker has grown fast enough that insider real wages have probably adjusted.

It is also confusing that Figure 4B shows stimulation periods that are variable and therefore (probably) adjusted to number of pulses.

However, the braking force (7.5% BW) used in this large scale longitudinal study was probably adjusted to the young children but not to the most powerful adolescents whose performances were possibly underestimated.

In conclusion, whereas model 4 may be somewhat under-adjusted, model 5, including index person's mental distress and spousal alcohol variables, may be over-adjusted because it probably adjusts for mediator effects.

In this thought experiment, housing prices would probably adjust.

In August the Congressional Budget Office will probably adjust its estimates of this year's corporate tax collections downward for the second time in four months.

Against this it probably adjusts the number and efficiency of its synapses in complex and subtle ways to adapt its operation to experience.

"All across America, the American people are probably adjusting their television sets," he said, "trying to understand how the five of us ended up in the same place".

If "Honeymooners" doesn't make you laugh, cry and cringe with sympathetic embarrassment, then you should probably adjust your medication immediately.

"From a personal standpoint, I myself find a six-day letter schedule confusing," she said, adding that while some children that young could probably adjust to it, others would be set adrift.