Sentence examples for to absorb the changes from inspiring English sources

If you need to withhold more, the longer you wait, the fewer pay periods there will be to absorb the changes.

Mobility networks and services should progressively adapt to the new demand patterns, especially the bus transit network, which has more flexibility to absorb the changes.

It is concluded that high-altitude tepuian sites are useful to record paleoenvironmental changes of moderate to high intensity but once a dense vegetation cover is established, gentle shifts remain hidden due to the capacity of plant communities to absorb the changes.

This modern economy was thus probably more prepared than that of its regional neighbors to incorporate more capital and new technologies, and to absorb the changes brought by market-oriented reforms and liberalization.

Even participants seemed hard-pressed to absorb the change that will result from the agreement.

He seemed like a quiet, polite, regular child — with curly hair and a shy smile, trying bravely to absorb the change in his life — and so he was, until he took off.

If the flowrate is subjected to a sudden change, any equipment must be either capable of responding quickly to adapt to the variation or be able to absorb the change without adversely affecting the overall system performance.

Dr. William O. Geisler, a rehabilitation specialist at the Lyndhurst Spinal Injury Hospital in Toronto, suggests that executives take the time they need, sometimes two or three years, to absorb the drastic changes from a serious accident.

As elsewhere in Europe, French national identity is a postcolonial fusion struggling to absorb the demographic changes wrought by those once, and perhaps still, considered to be outsiders, marked as the "other" by faith or skin color but nonetheless demanding inclusion in their adoptive nations.

(Nelson seems to have finished his up-to-the minute rewrites in time for an afternoon rehearsal, giving the actors time to absorb the final changes). So Women of a Certain Age doesn't dissolve into the tragedy it might well have been had it opened today.

This is in contrast with the very fast flipping used in the original study to generate initial coordinates and presumably allowed the system to absorb the flipping change more gradually.