Sentence examples for there is some adjustment from inspiring English sources

"I'm sure there is some adjustment of syllabi to devote more time to Afghanistan and Central Asia," said Timothy Mitchell, director of N.Y.U.'s Hagop Kevorkian Center, which studies the modern Middle East.

And even if there is some adjustment to the yuan's pegged rate against the dollar, it is likely to be modest especially in comparison with the 50% rise in the euro over the past two years.

Such a posteriori choices may produce a spuriously inflated significance level or narrowed confidence interval that often overstates the significance of the predictors unless there is some adjustment.

In the analysis we report 'payment quality' as the primary outcome, assuming that there is some adjustment for case-mix, but additionally examine differences in 'population' achievement as a form of sensitivity analysis.

In this year there was some adjustment of Octavian's powers to allow him to exercise them more freely in Italy, and the two following years witnessed social legislation attempting to encourage marriage, regulate penalties for adultery, and reduce extravagance.

"There's some adjustment there," said Mr. Sorensen, for whom this is the first marriage, "and we've had issues where I run out of money and I cannot take care of everybody, and that has caused some crises, but we've overcome everything the best that we can".

For the album "My Own Lane" there was some adjustment, but with "Full Speed" things were much better.

"There were some adjustments we had to make.