Sentence examples for no tinkering from inspiring English sources

But mitochondrial transplants involve no tinkering with the DNA itself.

In theory, a pacemaker powered with a Tesla coil could run indefinitely with no tinkering.

The magnitude of our oil dependency and climate change problems are so huge that no tinkering around the edges will be sufficient.

The Legislature should be allowed to vote the commission's plan up or down (no tinkering), and then the governor will get his say.

They need no tinkering from the likes of me.

Unlike prepare-and-measure cryptography, no tinkering with the photon-generator could go undetected.

We can no longer tinker about the edges.

In 1994, at the end of his career, Justice Harry Blackmun, a one-time supporter of the chair, announced that he "could no longer tinker with the machinery of death".

With the influx of cash, Atieva's mission changed overnight: it would no longer tinker with electric buses but accelerate its plans for a connected, autonomous electric passenger car.

The truth is, they are no more than tinkering at the edges when compared to the remedy that looks increasingly obvious: a reversal of the move made by the last Labour government in 2007 to lift the blanket ban on TV advertising that had previously held the gambling companies back.

These, Gomory argued, are no more than tinkering around the edges.