Sentence examples for recently adjusted from inspiring English sources
Forbes magazine, which compiles lists of the world's wealthiest people, recently adjusted Ms. Holmes's estimated net worth to zero.
Under strong pressure from international investors, euro-zone leaders have recently adjusted some of their policies.
"I have one patient I recently adjusted at the soup kitchen who lived in a cardboard box for six years," she said.
For example, they recently adjusted results for music searches to make it easier for users to find sites where they can listen to a requested song.
It then moves to explain a recently adjusted (hypoplasticity) constitutive model that takes on consideration the inherent soils structure to simulate the behavior of this typical geotechnical material.
As Haskell also pointed out, rugby league has recently adjusted its law on what constitutes a dangerous high shot; relatively speaking, it is still higher than in union but there has finally been recognition that heads and brains are not indestructible.
I've had a lot of changes recently, adjusting to new training.
In its efforts to keep its student body diverse, inclusive, and safe, Duke recently has adjusted policies and joined an alliance of universities dedicated to those goals.
Formerly known as Recommended Nutritional Intake (RNI), Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) guidelines have been revised recently and adjusted for the needs of older adults aged 51 70 years and those over 70.
Pediatric intensive care units worldwide use a wide variety of ventilation modes: high-frequency oscillation (HFO), pressure control (PC), synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation, pressure support (PS), pressure-regulated volume control and, more recently, neurally adjusted ventilator assist [ 3, 4].
In some cases the alerts warning of inadequate blood pressure control were considered intrusive and irritating, especially when the blood pressure drug had recently been adjusted or the blood pressure was only 1 or 2 mm Hg above target, and some asked for these to be switched off, although others believed that they kept them engaged with the process.
