Sentence examples for supposed to adjust from inspiring English sources

Although the BLS is supposed to adjust for seasonal employment (i.e. Christmas), it doesn't take account of the fact that more and more Americans have been pushing up their Christmas buying to before Thanksgiving.

Deficit countries were supposed to adjust by following the "rules of the game", raising interest rates and reducing the money supply, thus lowering price levels, depreciating real exchange rates, and improving trade balances.

"With prices going up this fast, how are you supposed to adjust the family budget?" he asked, noting that it now costs $50 for just half a tank of gas for his truck.

H is also supposed to adjust his plans according to how the defense lines up: if it looks as if the defenders will blitz -- that is, rush in to get the quarterback -- H runs a quick slant across the middle of the field so that the quarterback can throw to him immediately.

The soundtrack is supposed to adjust to your reading speed.

(Half of those tracks are owned by Booktrack, while the other half is licensed, Cameron said). The soundtrack is supposed to adjust to your reading speed.

I mean, aren't our bodies supposed to just adjust themselves?

* Plugging aging models into "power plugs," $40 devices sold at home improvement stores that are supposed to limit or adjust power so a motor gets only the amount it needs to operate.

Throughout the history of my life, I take the time I'm supposed to be somewhere, adjust it according to the typical uncontrollable variables (traffic, bathroom break, unforeseen acts of God), and that is when I'll be there: 5-10 minutes behind.

But being a basketball player, you're supposed to be able to adjust to whatever surroundings you have.

You're supposed to be able to adjust to the players that you have and you're supposed to be coachable enough to understand that other guys are going to have the ball".