Sentence examples for must refine from inspiring English sources

First, Mleczko and Pop must refine the electrical contacts between transistors on their ultrathin diselenide circuits.

It should rethink the wisdom of running long-form journalism and must refine its domestic news reach to allow publishers to drink from its well.

But certain academics who have long advocated improving the effectiveness of American largess abroad say that wealthy nations must refine the rules of giving.

The rule writers must refine the standards in time for the Group of 20 economic powers to consider them when it meets in November.

"Lula has made a lot of the idea that Brazil must refine its own oil but the market is in crude, as are the profits," he says.

With this first Disobedience Award, the selection committee realizes that we must refine our process, but we are proud of the results.

Wherever possible the use of animals should be replaced by other means, such as computer simulation, cadaveric, or in vitro testing, and the experiment must refined or altered in any way possible so as to decrease potential for suffering for all involved animals.

It is a process that must never cease: The experience of democracy must continually refine the practice of democracy.

It must certainly refine Schengen and revisit its overall immigration policy; nevertheless it must not lose its democratic ideal.

They do things differently in Brazil, where Chief Inspector Mario Silva, the pragmatic detective in Leighton Gage's police procedurals, must constantly refine the skills that allow him to function under a corrupt criminal justice system.

It looks like the last 15 minutes of 'Saving Private Ryan.' " Washington must also refine its thinking about the way to establish a postwar Iraqi government that does away with Saddam Hussein's weapons programs and reflects the desires of Iraq's diverse population.