Sentence examples for readjust how from inspiring English sources

Many of the pieces ask visitors to readjust how they understand a combination of sonic and visual data.

In April, just two months after Mr. Macklowe bought the Equity Office properties, Moody's Investors Services, the bond rating agency, said it planned to readjust how it rated commercial-mortgage-backed bonds to better reflect their risk.

Instead of asking users to readjust how they use their phone, the experience of using the phone just gets better as notifications get smarter and less bothersome, apps react to what you're doing, and interoperate with other devices around you more seamlessly.

It's nice that there's a group of people devoted to trying to convince him to do so, but they need to seriously readjust how they're going about it.

Such disruption requires a new response that is equally disruptive, even if it means readjusting how we practice interfaith relations in order to ensure peace and stability.

Knowing which processes are ineffective is essential for both readjusting how nursing care is provided and redeploying nursing resources.

'Were Mom and Dad providing the help he needed?' Helping to guide Jack to think hard about what's going well, what needs to be readjusted and how to move forward are my jobs as his teacher.

Health insurance companies, which would be freed from some of the already existing regulations limiting their profits, would have to readjust their thinking about how best to compete.

We don't always see the mother with three kids who's learning how to readjust or the military child who's adapting to having two parents home, instead of one.

Yeah it sucks that they have to leave their friends and yes they're sad sometimes, but they also know how to readjust, pick up the pieces and move on better than any kid who lives in the same place their entire life.

Whereas the six-step learning process and interactive activities appeared to support learning, some of the module concepts and language were too advanced, requiring us to readjust our expectations of how these concepts could be feasibly introduced.