Sentence examples for readjust our from inspiring English sources

We didn't readjust our business.

Maybe we should readjust our timepieces accordingly.

It was merely a challenge meant to help us readjust our prayers.

We should readjust our values because in the web-based world we are told that monopoly is good for us.

"Maybe we have to readjust our expectations," said Nicholas Gaffney, a partner in a San Francisco public relations firm.

I'm accused of being Frankenstein or Mengele, but to readjust our picture of the human body, we need controversy.

We now have to readjust ourselves, our economics, our politics, our sense of who we are, what we need -- not what we think we are entitled to -- but what we need, according to an organic global scale and not an ego-fear driven scale that constantly tells us that if we do not dominate everything and everyone, we are doomed to starve.

"We are fine-tuning and readjusting our engagement," he said.

New art constantly readjusts our taste, but not until we are already conditioned to accept it.

We are, I realised, responsible for putting pressure on ourselves and only we can remove it by readjusting our focus.

"Now we've readjusted our goal from maybe winning the E.C.A.C. when we were freshmen to winning the national championship".