Sentence examples for real adjustments from inspiring English sources
But he warned "there is a limit to what UK monetary policy can do when large, real adjustments are required".
"What we want to do is to be sober, to be clear, to recognize that we've got some real adjustments that have to be made," Mr. Obama said.
The APD1 database includes 100 h of readings of real adjustments from the court with personal data changed, recorded in sound studio conditions.
The real adjustment for the Giants' defense will come in facing the Bears' spread-out offense, which relies heavily on screens, and Coach Jim Fassel has asked his defensive line to respond quickly to passes.
The real adjustment to be made in Bangladesh is Cook's, what Flower called "the eternal challenge for cricket captains" — to lead the side well without letting your own game suffer.
Lou Piniella, Suzuki's manager with the Seattle Mariners and a native of Tampa, said that coming to Florida would be a real adjustment for someone like Suzuki, who is so in tune with his surroundings.
But after they work through all the mental moves required to justify their choice to the dumbfounded — "You're paying that much for this?"— comes the real adjustment: nesting in a space scarcely bigger than a bird's nest.
The own-currency advantage helped the real adjustment of the economy; it also allowed some fairly undisruptive financial repression, because the depreciation of the krona (coupled with temporary capital controls) led to a brief burst of inflation that eroded the real value of deposits.
Some studies (Gourinchas and Rey 2007; Blanchard et al. 2005) dictate that real adjustment and financial adjustment are necessary for global financial or balance sheet correction because of the change in countries' net foreign asset positions.
"There's no real big adjustments we have to make, on either end of the court," Scott said.
By looking far enough ahead of the drill bit and communicating to the operator in real time, adjustments could be made so that the rig found oil every time.
