Sentence examples for which is adjusting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, no full-time starters were dealt as a wave of caution and fiscal conservatism swept the league, which is adjusting to a highly restrictive new labor deal.

That is precisely what is happening at Starbucks, which is adjusting its scheduling algorithms to go easier on parents through more consistent work shifts.

China should be following the example of the United States, which is adjusting to a world with fewer coal mines, trinket factories and handbag retailers.

The volatile economy around the entertainment industry, which is adjusting to the reality of the new digital landscape, is not dissimilar to the state of the ecosystem around the support of art.

We also think they are expensive on a price-to-adjusted book value basis, which is adjusted for things like pension liabilities and nonconsolidated debt.

The tax, which is adjusted every six months, is now 4 cents per gallon.

What snow-making operators look at is the wet-bulb temperature, which is adjusted for humidity.

Analysts monitor Vivendi's preferred measure of profitability, which is adjusted to exclude most nonrecurring and nonoperating items.

TIPS pay a set interest rate based on principal, which is adjusted upward for inflation or downward for deflation.

The state's jobless rate, which is adjusted for seasonal fluctuations, was 7percentt in December, up from 6percentt in November, according to the report.

Activity contracted slightly in the second quarter but prices fell faster, resulting in a rise in real GDP, which is adjusted for changes in the cost of living.