Sentence examples for readjustment of its from inspiring English sources

A commentary this week in the party's mouthpiece, the People's Daily, said China should not respond "emotionally" to trade disputes lest there be "negative reactions" that cause the country even more harm.In Washington, Mr Wen is expected to stick to China's line that a big readjustment of its exchange rate, or removal of the currency's peg with the dollar, could destabilise its economy.

Defective accommodation in presbyopia is not due to a failure of the ciliary muscle but rather to a hardening of the substance of the lens with age to the point that readjustments of its shape become ever more difficult.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 12.25pm BST The players are making their way onto the court, and with one final readjustment of his undercrackers, Nadal bounces out onto the clay.

This readjustment of ambitions and acceptance of its natural aptitude could be a good lesson for ailing unicorns to consider.

However, such readjustment of our economic understanding depends not only on the left finding its voice on such issues, but also on the politicians and economists of the right to echo Greenspan by admitting "I was wrong".

The reduction process involved the examination of every title deed in the kingdom, including the dominions, and it resulted in a complete readjustment of the nation's finances.

6) While I agree that such modifications could be done, after some thought, I think that it will require quite a bit of readjustment of the flow of the entire 'Problem and Challenge' section.

As Obama and others see it, the rebalance toward Asia is a necessary readjustment of U.S. policy away from the Middle East.

Thus, it is possible that decreased glycolysis caused by a readjustment of glucose flux is partially responsible for the reduced migration and invasion.

The first fasting sessions may bring uncomfortable symptoms due to a readjustment of the body's energy sources and the break down of toxins in the body as it moves its attention from the digestive system to the other organs.

A readjustment of the mix of nuclear and conventional capabilities will, by necessity, reflect scarcer resources.