Sentence examples for should be adjustment from inspiring English sources

Unemployment insurance should be adjustment insurance rather than an open-ended sinecure.

All in all — it seemed only right that there should be adjustment, that any efforts made in the question of getting on should be his, and without acknowledgment.

"I'm not closed to the idea that there should be adjustments".

Some authors have thus argued that there should not be adjustment for race/ethnicity (Martin et al. 2006; Shih et al. 2006).

"There should be fiscal adjustment, but it cannot be too abrupt," they wrote.

The judge noted that Mr. Seabrook's lawyers had argued "that there should be some adjustment to the amount" of money considered lost through the frauds "for work actually performed on the contracts awarded" to Mr. Seabrook's nonprofit groups.

Nobody is trying to say they are wrong but frankly nobody is saying there should be no adjustments to their income".

What should be an ordinary adjustment escalated once his ex-wife claimed that he, a lead engineer on 100 Space Shuttle launches, quit work voluntarily.

A main issue here is how statistical analyses should be performed, with adjustment or stratification for gender.

For such cases, it was determined that the CISH test should be repeated after adjustment of the pepsin digestion time.

The jobcentre should be making reasonable adjustments for anyone with medical needs claiming JSA, but in our experience it is a luck-of-the-draw system.