Sentence examples for that readjust from inspiring English sources

Search for preferreds with yields that readjust with prevailing interest rates.

We pretty quickly had a list of associated images and ideas: expanding water, floods and flood myths, diving bells and breathing, global warming and the slow, imperceptible failure of large systems that readjust themselves by sudden and dramatic crashes, etc.

Hyperactive TORC1 can enhance the accumulation of unfolded and aggregated proteins [ 48] and ROS [ 4, 12, 49], leading to stress responses that increase Sestrin expression, thereby activating negative feedback loops that readjust AMPK and TORC1 activity [ 4].

The bottom line is that readjusting to civilian life is a long process.

Stepping off my soap box, I should add that readjusting the American system of agriculture will take much time and the Monarchs need much faster action.

Well, it turns out that readjusting to terrestrial life hasn't been quite so easy for the retired space explorer, as he playfully highlights in a new video (above).

"It is vital that we readjust the balance between investment in the future and social welfare handouts," she said.

"In all likelihood, the shift will continue through July 4 and beyond, unless shooting patterns suggest that we readjust again," said Deputy Commissioner Paul J. Browne, the chief police spokesman.

The idea is, she said, "that you readjust by eating in line with local time ― not just sleeping on local time".

Either someone had done some incredibly fast thinking to lock in this outcome on the fly, or there was a set of ghost rules in reserve that could readjust the scores as needed.

Former Guantánamo detainee Moazzam Begg said Aamer's greatest test was yet to come, that of readjusting to normal life.