Sentence examples for refined to keep from inspiring English sources

Even though construction is already under way, the plans are being continually refined to keep costs within the budget, said Lorrie Foreman, the project manager for Irvine.

For this reason, it is crucial that technical countermeasures and cyber skills are continually refined to keep pace with attackers," he added.

The packaged foods that line supermarket shelves have been engineered for mass production in commercial plants and refined to keep food safe, to enhance natural flavors, and to provide consistent flavor.

The interior trim is a cut above G.M.'s recent efforts, but not yet refined enough to keep Toyota's quality-control gurus up at night.

Posada has refined his ability to keep his balance and recognize and attack breaking balls.

Oil and Natural Gas sells crude oil at a discount to state-owned refining companies to keep fuel prices low and to control inflation in India.

Much of this is bluster, and Iran is believed to be already stockpiling imports of refined oil (petrol) because while it has massive reserves of crude it does not have enough of its own refining capacity to keep the pumps going.

She added that the traffic safety agency had refined its record-keeping to keep track of precise blood alcohol levels, and that this might help strengthen the case that even small amounts of alcohol increase the risk of crashes.

During the campaign he raised the specter of cutting off refined petroleum supplies to Iran, which cannot refine enough oil to keep cars rolling and factories running.

Discoveries of oil that is easy to extract and refine are failing to keep pace with output.

Kat is a forensic scientist, which means she constantly has to refine her skills to keep up to date with developments in her field.