Sentence examples for need to dilute from inspiring English sources

He said the party did not need to dilute its principles, but should raise its tolerance.

Contrary to widespread prejudices in favor of keeping Japan "pure," we desperately need to dilute our blood.

Saracens know if they are to win the tournament for the first time and fulfil an ambition that has been burning since they were well beaten by Toulon in the 2014 final they will need to dilute Carter's influence.

"You need to dilute the negative information on your credit report, and there is no better way to do that than with a secured card," said Odysseas Papadimitriou, chief executive of CardHub.com, a credit card comparison site.

So in order to get a two-handed deal you need to dilute by 40% which is an awful lot at the start of your company.

But for this to happen, Rasiej reminded me, politicians need to be able to distinguish between "a server and a waiter" and we need to dilute the impact of money on our political process.

Reading the book is a kaleidoscopic experience, the fragmented structure letting Pagano focus solely on a specific experience at a specific time without needing to dilute her text with the distractions of characterisation, setting or chronology.

By calculating the water footprint of 480 supplier farms in India, C&A discovered that conventional cotton cultivation has a grey water footprint (the volume of freshwater needed to dilute pollutants to keep water quality at acceptable standards) about five times larger than the organic equivalent, mainly because of the use of chemical pesticides on non-organic farms.

The unit of the chemical footprint is "m 3 water needed to dilute the emissions to a no- or acceptable risk level", and can be used together with the actually available water volumes in a region as an easily communicated ratio and large scale indicator: values lower than one indicate sufficient safety for a studied area, and above one indicates an increased risk for chemical impacts.

A drawback to this strategy is the time needed to dilute the essential protein due to cell growth and turnover after repressing mRNA production from the promoter.

We don't need to further dilute the law.