Sentence examples for to readjust for from inspiring English sources

A player fire sale and a major restructure is now likely over the summer as City seek to readjust for life in the Coca-Cola Championship.

"You want to fool them, but at the same time you don't want them to readjust for a slower breaking ball".

On day 14, SD rats were re-housed with each other and allowed to readjust for 1 week prior to habituation.

That, with the continued weak economy, prompted the team to readjust prices for many of its season tickets in hopes of prompting fans to return.

In the short build-up, Murray will have to relearn how to set himself for shots by sliding into the ball rather than running; and will have to readjust mentally for the interminable rallies that the slowness of the surface makes inevitable.

At the end of the film, JTRO takes BTRO's outfit, which required Trost to readjust it for the height difference between Jason Trost and Brandon Barrera, who portray JTRO and BTRO, respectively.

The valve keeps the water temperature consistent so you don't have to readjust it for the rinse.

In that case, you will need to readjust the settings for that other program source.

Football League clubs are subject to market forces and they need to readjust and plan for the future.

During a conference call with analysts, Richard C. Breeden, the company chairman, said the company has offered to readjust the terms for about a quarter of mortgage loans held by the bank, eliminating interest rate resets and switching borrowers to fixed-rate loans from exotic mortgages where the rate constantly changes.

Tracklist' For the western localization, the Square Enix staff used analysis from their subsidiary companies in London and Los Angeles to readjust the game for Western audiences.