Sentence examples for calibrating how from inspiring English sources

Calibrating how far to go in making Nicole unattractive was tricky business.

I wasn't calibrating how much good it was going to do.

From then on, I began calibrating how far to turn my shoulders, and whom I would purposely counternudge.

Calibrating how something as ubiquitous as pop music has influenced your writing feels similar to asking, "How has the weather influenced your writing?" While I love all types of music, pop and rock certainly appear in some (but not all) of my novels.

Days after he suffered the biggest political setback of his four-month-old presidency and then won the tax cut that he staked his campaign upon, President Bush traveled tonight to California, carefully calibrating how to deal with the state's energy crisis.

Among them: how to install wireless Internet access in old buildings so visitors can use their own devices, how to keep up with the constant demands of social media and, most important, calibrating how much the public should influence what goes on the walls.

The key is the adjustable slider that lets you calibrate how strong the 3-D effect is.

Now he believes that they crave foreign help -- but that he must carefully calibrate how heavy a footprint they will stand.

Did you always know that you wanted to tell the story in this way, and how hard was it to calibrate how much each of your two main characters should know of the story?

A report Mr. Giovannoni released in the late 1980's, which calibrated how much or little of their audiences various NPR shows shared, branded those with the least congruence, especially opera, with frowning-face logos.

The law's demise looms as another national gun tragedy, even as politicians in both parties calibrate how much more pandering to gun owners will be needed in the hunt for votes in the swing states.