Sentence examples for readjustments from inspiring English sources

Her face, powerful in its spareness, registers emotion with subtle ticks and readjustments.

Territorial readjustments were carried out in the interest of defense, and a modern administrative organization the intendant system, of French origin and already operating in Spain itself was introduced.

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.

Urgent improvements in communication between the two areas were necessary, as were readjustments in their legal and judicial systems.

"Readjustments are never easy, and we are in the middle of a major readjustment," he reasoned.

It was a victory that required some readjustments.

During her caliper readjustment Sharadamma looks at Ranoo, smiles and says 'I want to be like you when I'm older.' Ranoo smiles back faintly, knowing that despite all the work she has done, without major changes in government policy and society, Sharadamma will struggle to realise her ambitions.

Its effects can range from temporary readjustment problems to suicide and murder, both of which have reached alarming levels among soldiers returning from duty.Although the armed services have promised a new commitment to treating PTSD, including opening new treatment centres at Fort Bliss, Texas and Bethesda, Maryland, ex-servicemen and their families say the government isn't doing enough.

That will mean a painful readjustment, but ultimately a more sustainable and rational approach to money.Andrew HuntEdinburghSIR – I am perplexed at your continued tolerant attitude towards the banking sector.

It calls for a "strategic readjustment" in China's growth model, putting even more emphasis than its predecessor on domestic demand, especially consumption.

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.