The market of course would readjust, new steps would taken to protect the line, and prices would come down a bit again.
Taking on a powerful Democratic constituency, he readjusted New Jersey's pension formula to lower the state's funding obligations and forced workers, for the first time, to contribute toward their own lifetime health care benefits.
Terms are readjusted or new distinctions are introduced, so that conflicting elements find a place in the result.
It devastated my family; we had to sell the house we grew up in and completely readjust to new lives.
While global stock markets reset and U.S. tech unicorns readjust to new expectations and valuations, India's tech renaissance is just beginning to flourish.
Mentally ill inmates need more stability, he said, and Wallace struggled to readjust to new guards, whom he often found threatening.
They readjusted to play new stuff: recognizable songs.
Eric Susie, 24, recently had his parole terms readjusted under the new law.
As we pointed out recently, the price of journalism is being readjusted to a new equilibrium point, and ideas like outsourcing local city council coverage to writers in Manila aren't nearly as far-fetched as they once seemed.
Figure 7 shows that choosing appropriate operating sludge recycle ratio α, for λq > 1 the recycled ratio of the plants P-II and P-III can be readjusted to the new influent flow rate and ensure the same performance as designed.
Following the new experiments (that measure pairs of sequences and activities), the posteriors, that are the priors for the next experiment, have to be readjusted since the new data modify the previous structure-activity relationship.
