Sentence examples for will be adjusting to from inspiring English sources

One of the challenges for Matsui will be adjusting to inside pitches that push him off the plate.

And Groh, who grew up in Manhasset, N.Y., will be adjusting to his new role, six miles south in Hempstead.

China will be adjusting to a more modest if still rapid rate of growth the third big shift.

The hard part will be adjusting to the loss of America's ideological dominance and fashioning consensus and compromise in an increasingly diverse and unwieldy world.

More significant, by 2016, Frieden and Bremmer noted, the U.S. will be adjusting to an economy in which inequality is a structural fixture.

Kuroda thinks the biggest problem for Maeda will be adjusting to pitching more often than once a week.

Smaller sizes sold out quickly, Brossart said, and the mix will be adjusted to meet demand.

"Then the import regulations will be adjusted to conform with the classification so agreed on".

Payments to hospitals will be adjusted to take into account patient satisfaction and whether treatments work.

"Obviously, the trip will be adjusted to the rescue," he said.

State officials have not decided whether the scoring will be adjusted to allow more students to pass this year.