Sentence examples for needs a fine from inspiring English sources

Take for instance this Web site text advertising the antidepressant Paxil: "Just as a cake recipe requires you to use flour, sugar and baking powder in the right amounts, your brain needs a fine chemical balance in order to perform at its best".

While Ms. Wilson's text creates a guessing game about where she was educated and stationed (Which country has this proverb: "The goat's hair needs a fine-tooth comb"?), the afterword places her in Bruges, Belgium, and a particularly fraught Athens.

The first scheme needs a fine-tuning of border line width, w, to prevent an increase of congestion under high traffic load conditions, while the second one requires a periodic cell-leader election and a replication mechanism.

S to say, "Are you better off in traditional or hedge funds?"–it's a broad question, and it really needs a finer point on it.

Because of their complex microstructure, the continuum approach can be too simple for these materials, and needs a finer discretization to obtain satisfactory results.

The seeds are small, so you'll also need a fine, crumbly seed bed.

It needed a fine tackle from Markus Heikkinen to deny Stephen Ireland as he prepared to shoot.

We had raised three children: two were living in Manhattan, the other decided that Floridians needed a fine spine surgeon.

The second period began scrappily, though it needed a fine block by Martin Olsson to defy Navas's close-range effort.

It was the best chance of the match until that point and it needed a fine save from England's goalkeeper to claw his header away.

He decided that the leafy neighborhood, whose streets are lined with brownstones and other row houses, needed a fine food shop.