Sentence examples for to adjust to the needs of from inspiring English sources

Over the years, however, one of Mr. Rowland's greatest talents, political experts from both parties said, has been his ability to adjust to the needs of Connecticut voters, even if that meant changing sides on an issue.

In contrast to what appears to have happened in New York with the expanded street crimes unit, tactics must be modified constantly to adjust to the needs of the community itself.

So Anixter must be flexible enough to adjust to the needs of myriad smaller players.

For one thing, the ruling elite in the dictatorship is under no strong compulsion to adjust to the needs of its population.

Louisiana's business friendly climate is helped by a low union workforce which at 5.5% of employment is fourth lowest in the U.S. Louisiana ranks second in an annual study on tax incentives and economic development conducted by Pollina Corporate Real Estate".Louisiana has made strong efforts to adjust to the needs of businesses," says Brent Pollina, who authored the study.

This process can keep a teacher from going stale -- it requires honesty and openness, a willingness to be reflective, and -- most of all -- to adjust to the needs of the students that appear in one's class, who can be very different period to period, and are often significantly different from year to year.

Andrew says life at Sweetwater "can be adjusted to the needs of various residents".

I decided you need that long to adjust to the style of play, language and culture".

Mrs Spence said the new communities needed to adjust to British standards of behaviour.

"And you need to adjust to thinking of yourself that way," she said.

Of course, plans need to be reviewed periodically to adjust to new conditions or future needs.