Sentence examples for to be adjustments from inspiring English sources

In response to asymmetric shocks and divergences in productivity, there would have to be adjustments in the real (inflation-adjusted) exchange rate, meaning that prices in the eurozone periphery would have to fall relative to Germany and northern Europe.

"There have to be adjustments on anything on the scale of Iraq.

With any mass appraisal, the department wrote, there are bound to be adjustments needed.

It was obvious there would have to be adjustments to cope with the loss of Kanté.

Also, make it "there need to be adjustments"; the plural "adjustments" is the subject of "need".

"There are going to be adjustments required to reposition the business to be optimally profitable over the next 10 years".

There may be adjustments to the bowling attacks.

Cuts will include £200,000 from sports development, and there will be "adjustments" to adult social care.

"Clearly there need to be some adjustments in Annapolis".

"My guess is there are going to be some adjustments," Mr. Nickles, of Oklahoma, said.

But they want to see if there are going to be any adjustments in prices".