Sentence examples for temporary adjustments from inspiring English sources

"So we're making some temporary adjustments to our April and May schedule".

For some farmers, this has meant making temporary adjustments, like putting in less fresh produce that must be handpicked.

There may, of course, be some temporary adjustments, particularly on price; Russian consumers may end up paying more.

For some, this has meant making temporary adjustments, like putting in less cabbage, or resisting the temptation to put in profitable, labor-intensive crops like asparagus.

That was one of the best quarters of the recovery (though temporary adjustments in inventory accounted for about 1.7 percentage points of the rise).

"We've taken a very close look this past year of audience buying patterns and also with our cost structure, and we've decided that we have to make some probably temporary adjustments in our schedule".

Yet even if the current fracas proves to be merely a temporary adjustment, Mr Gore still looks prescient.

"People see this recession as a temporary adjustment after a long expansion that could not go on forever," said Tom W. Smith, a director at the University of Chicago's National Opinion Research Center.

In April, the National Parks Service proposed adding steel spikes to the fence, as a temporary adjustment while a new fence was built.

It was fashionable last year for analysts to see the industry's problems as a temporary adjustment to excessive investment in new networks and services in the late 1990's.

"But we are not sure yet whether this is a policy reversal effective throughout the North or is some temporary adjustment".