Sentence examples for quick to adjust from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Rasmuson had been quick to adjust to Alaska.

"If we were wrong and not conservative enough, we'll be quick to adjust," he said.

When energy prices rise sharply, for instance, consumers are quick to adjust their thermostats.

Unless schools staggered their holidays travel companies would be surely quick to adjust to the shortening of their open season on parents' wallets.

At one point there were more than 100 individual settings users could change, which it had been important to simplify as the company had to "transition [and be] pretty quick to adjust and evolve to 500 million users".

Quick to adjust, the company refreshed inventory and began an earnings recovery later in the year.

Women are quicker to adjust their self-image.

It was because British companies tend to be quicker to adjust values to reflect recent transactions.

When the economy slumped in 2008, they were much quicker to adjust.

"She had the least amount of theatrical experience, so maybe she was the quickest to adjust back to film".

But that wholesalers' prices are quicker to adjust to exchange-rate imbalances does not explain why they exist at all: why does arbitrage not lead importers to eradicate the disparities altogether?As the authors admit, other factors must come into play, such as the ability of monopolistic suppliers to discriminate between markets in their pricing policy.