Sentence examples for finely calibrate from inspiring English sources

It involves too many people When a strategic plan needs to finely calibrate the moves of loosely controlled business units and achieve consensus, then it often makes sense to include a wide range of stakeholders in the discussions.

Davenport herself is a fascinating mix of hard-boiled analysis and lavish optimism, not so much feel the fear but do it anyway as finely calibrate the fear with mathematical modelling, map the fear in a number of different scenarios, then still do it anyway.

The rigidity of the strengthened platform allowed engineers to more finely calibrate suspension settings – a simplified task when the chassis does not have the flexibility of an election-year politician.

What if a soap opera or a telenovela, a Bollywood feature or a Nigerian video, a Chinese social media site or an American advertising campaign, were able to finely calibrate their effects on what people knew, believed and did after they encountered them?

Through daily practice, our minds become finely calibrated.

Sadly Zoe Levin's "bitch" character Kara isn't as finely calibrated.

But the play kept me on tenterhooks and Ian Rickson's production is finely calibrated.

MacIver (1909-98) can be uneven, but her best paintings emit a finely calibrated glow.

Angela Thorne, headscarfed and tweed-skirted, is a finely calibrated D Mosley.

The seven-year-old consciousness is not a finely calibrated instrument.

An old chap (Kenneth Cranham gives a finely calibrated performance, almost entirely in pyjamas) is getting muddled.