Sentence examples for strong adjustments from inspiring English sources

He makes strong adjustments to the ball whether the pass is high, low, outside or inside.

Although there are countries, such as Greece or Spain, that have exhausted their fiscal leeway, and are hence compelled to make strong adjustments by slashing budgets, others, like Germany, which have not exhausted their means, must actively lead the way.

Speed still might ultimately be a question mark of his game, but he dropped few passes, made strong adjustments to the ball and was confident and productive against coverage.

MPs from Hungary's ruling rightwing Fidesz party have backed a proposal to conduct yearly mandatory drug tests on children between the age of 12 and 18. Antal Rogán, head of the Fidesz parliamentary group, said the plan needed some "strong adjustments" but claimed it would protect children and fight drug trafficking and organised crime.

However, some countries adapted apparently successful policy measures from other countries and there have been relatively strong adjustments of existing policy measures.

This suggests a relatively strong adjustment in reservation wages.

Such an example would be voter turnout enabling a rather strong adjustment in many target characteristics in the Dutch Parliamentary Election Study (Schmeets, 2015).

The deviation of Okun's law in the United States was driven by rapid growth in average productivity per hour worked, associated with a strong adjustment through the extensive margin (e.g. layoffs).

However, the sample size was large enough to provide a strong adjustment of variables in the models.

In our parameter setting, prices are somewhat more sensitive to excess supply and taxation than wages, resulting in stronger adjustment and initial real wage decreases.

A benefit of the one-on-one setting is a stronger adjustment to the individual characteristics of the patient.