Sentence examples for we're going to adjust from inspiring English sources

"We're going to adjust on the fly," he said.

We've provided that in many cases, but to the extent we haven't, we're going to adjust".

"They're going to be confident because they beat us, and we're going to adjust," he said.

That's an ambitious objective, but it's one worth striving for if we're going to adjust to the post-9/11 era of American foreign policy.

"We're going to adjust it, for future programs, to start boys at 11 or 12, before they're sexually active, and hope we can do better".

Germany and France will say, "Okay, but in return we're going to adjust the financial settlement so that, net, we don't pay more".

We are going to adjust policy based on what economic conditions demand.

We are going to adjust our spending to what we believe is the available and in this case the fair amount of revenue.

"You either decide that you're going to adjust to your opponent or you're going to play the way you want to play.

Guardiola said: "We didn't see the pitch but there is a lot of water in the last days so we understand it's not in a good condition but, OK, we're going to adapt and adjust.

That would be the equivalent of public finances alchemy but we know that the ONS is going to adjust the way it accounts for debt as well – and this is going to be revised higher – so there is no free lunch here".