Sentence examples for that adjusting from inspiring English sources

"We were talking about that, adjusting positions, so it's fine.

Beyond that, adjusting our social norms and legal structures to life on the record is itself a huge challenge.

Advocates of suspension training also say that adjusting body position can make movements easier.

He fits in now, but he admits that adjusting to Duke's talent level was challenging initially.

Feng shui masters say that adjusting the environs around a bed can bring couples closer.

She correctly pointed out that adjusting to grass from clay is difficult, especially given her background on the red dirt.

The New York Public Interest Research Group, a nonpartisan consumer group, estimates that adjusting for inflation, fees at SUNY increased almost 100percentt from 1990 to 2000.

As a mother of two, I believe that adjusting salaries according to the cost of living in London is more pressing".

He found that adjusting his sleeping pattern in this way allowed him to start each working period – daytime and night – with a fresh mind.

E.D.S. said that adjusting for the currency impact, revenue rose 17percentt for the 85percentt of its business not linked to General Motors, the company's former owner.

But Tyrie warned him that adjusting his spending plans twice a year – at autumn statements and budgets – in response to changes in economic forecasts, had created unnecessary instability.