Sentence examples for the required adjustment from inspiring English sources

The required adjustment will be prolonged and messy; and debt restructuring may occur.

In this situation, the required adjustment to overturn the decision was so far beyond the reasonable characteristics of the Patriots and the Colts, you could say it would be perverse to withhold provisional assent.

1. Thanks to the giant housing bubble, Spanish costs got much further out of line than Germany's ever did, so the required adjustment is much bigger.

The required adjustment rate of pump rotational speed is more sensitive to per unit geothermal source temperature than per unit heat sink temperature.

One significant gap in our knowledge relates to the required adjustment of technical savings due to behavioural factors such as rebound effects.

And it would actually have to involve a higher rate of inflation, both because the required adjustment is bigger and because the periphery is a smaller share of euro area GDP, which by the math means that overall inflation needs to be higher to accommodate a given amount of relative adjustment.

But Hernandez scoffed at the idea that the required adjustments will be difficult for him, recalling his past.

Any deviations, the result of slight changes in the telescope alignment, are registered, and signals are instantly sent to make the required adjustments.

The discharge of the pressure vessel being quite rapid (a few seconds long), the measurements reliability and the required adjustments are discussed.

Campaign costs have also grown faster than the rate of inflation, and therefore faster than the required adjustments to the amounts candidates can receive and spend under public financing.

The government introduced policies this summer that will kickstart the wider renewable sector, the trust accepts, but it says the incentive scheme needed to be expanded and extended: "The required adjustments to the Renewable Obligation will in any case bring it closer to a feed-in tariff [an above-market return for feeding green electricity to the grid].