Sentence examples for would readjust from inspiring English sources

Steven Kotok, chief executive officer of the magazine The Week, said that he would readjust the magazine's publishing schedule.

Ms. Fine said it was hard to predict when companies would readjust their ad spending limits, which depended in part on when the recession bottomed out.

Mr. Willis said that BP had initially decided to pay all captains $5,000 a month and all deckhands $2,500 to get the process moving, but that they would readjust and pay more to people who could show that they were losing more because of the spill.

The market of course would readjust, new steps would taken to protect the line, and prices would come down a bit again.

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But if the players were paid, the market would probably readjust coaches' salaries all by itself.

A little over a year later, the public would again readjust its view of Mrs. Edwards, when, in the summer of 2008, John Edwards was exposed as the biggest cad in America.

If governments would only readjust their priorities accordingly, the problem could be solved - although discussion about the time-frame required is studiously avoided.

That means California, which has a population nearly 70 times larger than that of Wyoming, has only 18.3 times as many electors ― 55 to 3. Trump's Electoral College win, though, was sizable enough that it would survive readjusting for population, although it would be much narrower.

Without the emotional support of my extended family (I also have more than a dozen cousins who live in town), I don't know how we would have readjusted.

So too would be readjusting budget priorities to reflect the growth of al Qaeda's presence in Pakistan.