Sentence examples for regular fine from inspiring English sources

"She wasn't content with the pretty blunt way of treating people – this was the 1950s, when you were lucky if you got a couple of diamorphine injections," says Richardson. "She did a lot of work around the importance of giving regular, fine tuned pain relief and showed the difference in quality of life when it was done in a scientific and carefully managed way.

Polychromatic diffraction e.g., by natural, fine gratings or regular fine striations may be observed among certain insects, but, like prismatic refraction, it is conspicuous only when a direct beam of light strikes such structures and they are viewed at an angle.

Navy, this regular fine wool clean-cut blazer in a timeless, two-button, notch-lapel cut, features chest pocket, flap pockets and interior pockets; four-button cuffs, side vents, and the Duke Shield logo at left chest.

Navy, this regular fine wool clean-cut blazer in a timeless, two-button, notch-lapel cut, features chest pocket, flap pockets and interior pockets; four-button cuffs, side vents, and the Iron Duke D logo at left chest.

The primary reticulation consists of a more or less regular fine meshwork, whereas the secondary reticulation is coarser with larger meshes of a more irregular, often oblong, shape.

A cynic might argue that these costs outweighs the regular fines which are issued more as a 'business risk' than a moral imperative.

In order to regain the historical distribution of salmon and sustain the diversity of life-histories displayed among the populations, establishment of regular fine-scaled monitoring, incorporating both demographic and genetic methodologies, particularly of the tributary populations is recommended.

"He was propping up a lifestyle he couldn't afford - regular cruises, fine dining, various holidays, buying a house in the country.

If you want to allow him or her to use it on a regular basis, fine.

The error on a real quantity Y due to the graduation of the measuring instrument may be asymptotically represented, when the graduation is regular and fines down, by a Dirichlet form on R whose square field operator does not depend on the probability law of Y as soon as this law possesses a continuous density.

Regular soap is fine.