Sentence examples for readjusting in from inspiring English sources

However, our pocketbooks will also need readjusting in preparation for the new year.

The loan rate was set to readjust in two years.

Problems also exist in the appellate courts, whose districts were last readjusted in 1894.

But Sauer got his glove readjusted in time to snag the puck.

The home side did eventually impose themselves on the game and Rodgers had to readjust in an attempt to take the lead.

"We are increasing our fanbase and a theme for the coming season is that fans need to be readjusted in terms of importance.

His failure to readjust, in a society that often seems more concerned with Britney than bombs, also made him a brother to Vietnam veterans here, like Charlie Shaughnessy, who camped out for several nights looking for Mr. Hall.

An offending loaf was tossed over her shoulder among the potted plants; a misflipped potato pancake was scraped off the range and back into the pan; her false teeth were firmly readjusted in front of the camera.

"My barometer for controversy has been readjusted in the past few years," Rogen jokes, referencing the firestorm his film The Interview started with Kim Jong-un and the North Korean government.

If these conditions change during a working day, the control variables must be readjusted in order to attain the optimal COP.

Moreover, if in the first schedule (in time), the choice in frequency was unfair towards one user, it will be reflected in his time metric, and will be optimally readjusted in frequency domain in the next schedule.