Sentence examples for quietly adjusted from inspiring English sources

In May, two months after a New York Times article described how baseball's drug testers relied on team employees to chaperone players who could not immediately provide a urine sample, Major League Baseball quietly adjusted its testing procedure.

But, in this campaign, she has quietly adjusted her public image to emphasize the work she puts in, the accumulated effort of understanding the relationship between public policy and a person's life.

Earlier this year, Pinterest got into hot water when it quietly adjusted some users' links to become affiliate-marketing links, and seemed to be collecting all the revenue for itself.

They have been quietly adjusting to having details of Secret Service protectors shadowing them as college freshmen: Barbara at Yale University and Jenna at the University of Texas.

"I watch it in English too," he said quietly, adjusting his seat position so as not to be in the way.

That this book also makes its political points more powerfully than any newspaper article, while quietly adjusting a reader's attitude to faith, builds its importance.

On the opposite side of the court, a group of Hispanics are clustered quietly, adjusting bandannas on their heads and hoping for another game before it's too dark to play.

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If anything isn't as it should be, quietly adjust it as the event proceeds, or simply work around it.

More quietly, Robinson has adjusted personnel, moving Randy McKay off Bobby Holik's line and replacing him with Lemieux.

When Francia died, he left behind a quietly prosperous country that had adjusted well to what amounted to state socialism, but he also left a country of rustics with no political experience and a strong tradition of dictatorial rule.