Sentence examples for the adjustment needed from inspiring English sources
Given the scale of the adjustment needed in some countries, it is hard to be too optimistic about the euro-zone's growth prospects.
We suggest that even the higher minimum price of 50p per unit falls short of the adjustment needed to offset the cost of binge drinking.
Because wages were rigid, the adjustment needed to put everyone in the demographic bulge to work would have been long and painful.
In a new study, they estimate that the yuan is undervalued by 15-25%, based on the adjustment needed to eliminate the current-account surplus.The American government has softened its demands for revaluation, largely because it needs China to keep buying Treasury bonds to fund its own stimulus spending.
The corresponding fall in output, however, was much more severe than anticipated, partly because of the very large terms-of-trade shock, partly because of persistent political instability and partly because the adjustment needed for most transition economies was greater than most economists realised before the collapse of the Soviet Union.
The problem is just a 10-year delay in agreeing on some fiscal reform solution (whether it take the form of tax increases or benefit cuts or some combination that sums to 4.7% of GDP), increases the size of the adjustment needed by 20%.
The longer we wait to fix our fiscal system, the larger the adjustment needs to be.
In either case, however, the adjustment needs to be grounded in prior empirical evidence -- U.S. census demographic estimates or, perhaps, previous surveys of the same population -- and not merely the whim of the researcher.
It is the underlying obesity which is ultimately of concern to us and so the adjustment needs to be made to the variable which directly measures obesity.
The United States has yet to complete the adjustments needed to offset its pre-crisis profligacy.
The Peasants Revoltt of 1381 was one result of the social tension caused by the adjustments needed after the epidemic.
