Sentence examples for terms of adjustment from inspiring English sources

More complicated in terms of adjustment could be the children of Vladimir and Lydia Guryev, alias Richard and Cynthia Murphy, who were brought up in New Jersey.

Economists are full of ideas, particularly when the problem is addressed Europe-wide and rather than simply in terms of adjustment in the most troubled economies.

On the other hand, the terms of adjustment and maladjustment are used within an ecological perspective.

There is diversity not only in terms of length, but also in terms of adjustment following political change.

France and Belgium still have some way to go in terms of adjustment, but are not too far from the target balance.

The study with negative findings 3 most closely resembles our own in terms of adjustment for confounders: studies with positive findings allowed for demographic information only 46 or a more limited set of family characteristics and functioning.

Previous experience affects our behavior in terms of adjustments.

But viewed in terms of adjustments to spending and revenue required to bring public debt down to safe levels by 2050 (the fiscal gap), those countries do not fare too badly.

The CPE endorses the view of current CPC management that there is no need for major changes to the programme beyond what is required in terms of adjustments to the policy framework of the Government (notably NPRS and Rectangular Strategy) and CCA and UNDAF.

There was a significant difference in favor of working women in terms of general adjustment, social adjustment, and self-actualization [ 37].

"We're almost there in terms of fiscal adjustment," said Simon Johnson, a former chief economist of the I.M.F. who is now at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Peterson Institute for International Economics.