Mr. Obama's decision to cancel his Asia trip underscored the way the oil spill is forcing the White House to recalibrate plans for this summer.
They recalibrated plans for how they could handle cutbacks.
Instead of planning primarily for mobility, our cities should recalibrate planning and design to focus on the safety, health, and access of people in them.
She cried, called her mother, and recalibrated her plans.
Moreover, the company, which expected to double its sales in China by 2015, may need to recalibrate those plans if the territorial dispute drags on.
Mr. Christie's explicit backing could aid Mr. Romney's efforts to lock down establishment Republican donors and build a sense of inevitability around his campaign, as donors recalibrate their plans with the expectation that no other significant candidates are likely to enter the race.
Ms. Nicholas, whose first career inspiration was the ice skater Dorothy Hamill, was in high school in Lynbrook on Long Island when she read the book that recalibrated her plans: Leave it to Ed Koch to make the City Hall press secretary and communications director slots sound like fun and games.
Millions of baby boomers close to retirement have been forced to recalibrate their plans for their "golden years".
The number was well below the 90,000 predicted in the spring, but the surge had sparked alarm along the U.S. border, overwhelmed social service agencies and forced the Obama administration to recalibrate its plans for immigration reform.
Jerry Nickelsburg, senior economist at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, cautioned that California's finances are notoriously hard to predict, and changes in the stock market or personal income could force state leaders to recalibrate their plans.
Crowdfunding portals, meanwhile, are recalibrating their business plans as they operate in a holding pattern.
