Sentence examples for It needs fine-tuning from inspiring English sources

Though a lot of fun, the scheme has so far not made it beyond paper; it needs fine-tuning.

The Happy Planet Index is useful in reconceptualising happiness in terms of environmental well-being and sustainable practices, but it needs fine-tuning.

Another possible mechanism for cell differentiation that adopts simple bistable or multistable dynamics was very rarely observed, probably because it needs fine tuning of control parameters as will be discussed later.

But WHO, acknowledging that its phasing system needs fine-tuning as it relies only on geographic spread of the novel H1N1 virus, soon plans to institute a severity index to make its warning system more useful to member countries.

"It is problematic and needs fine-tuning," Ms. Angerame said.

"Our capital-raising system became too enthusiastic and needs fine-tuning now, but it is unique and is the envy of the world," Ms. Siebert writes.

Congress needs to weigh whether the law itself needs fine-tuning, or whether it will be enough if states put more detailed rules in place.

It was verified that the acidity of the catalysts needs fine-tuning in order to promote the oxygenate species adsorption and avoid the dehydration of ethanol.

But the fact that it has been called reflects growing concerns among top American officials that the administration's Iraq policy needs fine-tuning -- if not a major overhaul.

He needs fine-tuning more than adjustments.

"The language needs fine-tuning," said Kitty Robinson, the director of the foundation, who is working with the mayor on the precise terms of his easement.