Sentence examples for sometimes adjusting from inspiring English sources
Sometimes adjusting your challenge level can really help.
Even when only one actor is onstage, Mr. Dory's fingers work the faders on his console, sometimes adjusting them by a fraction of an inch.
It is then up to the ambassadors to arrange the creative tale, sometimes adjusting it to the history and culture of the host country, sometimes reflecting their own artistic preferences.
Sometimes adjusting the dosage is key in the response to steroid treatment.
His curve is so slow that the hitters sometimes adjust to it.
Comparison of modeler's choice and standardized reference cases suggest that individual modelers sometimes adjust their driving variables if they are too far from the "consensus range".
He sometimes adjusted his cap in time to the beat, an appealing reminder that the virtuoso is also an unassuming 19-year-old.
I never mess with the translation process itself, but when Aitken has finished a story we talk it over and I sometimes adjust things.
(By contrast, Memphis jookin is to rap, often illustrating the words). In Jit the speed is sometimes adjusted to create a beat of adequate rapidity.
Boards sometimes adjust their expectations to a person's net worth, with someone on the Forbes 400 often asked to donate more than, say, a real estate lawyer.
The festival works well with the municipal government, Ms. Hadid said; it has sometimes adjusted concert times so as not to conflict with the call to prayer that rises from nearby mosques.
