Sentence examples for should be tweaked from inspiring English sources

The prices, though, should be tweaked: the portions are too tiny, and the staff too green, to merit fourteen-dollar salads and several entrées in the thirties.

Channel 4 and the BBC have both suggested the legislation should be tweaked to reflect a period of consolidation in the indie sector.

As news anchors aped comics, and comics fact-checked anchors, the categories of who was the serious one, the moral one, the self-righteous one — and who should be tweaked for self-righteousness — blurred for good.

Given Johnson's dominance, other drivers have been asked if the points system should be tweaked — again — to ensure that all 36 races of the season are meaningful, something the Chase was supposed to have addressed.

With the three main parties likely to disagree on how the presidential office should be tweaked, and who should fill it, a protracted round of squabbling might ensue.Given that Pakistan has one or two other matters in need of attention including a mounting economic crisis and a spiralling Taliban insurgency bickering over the presidency would be inadvisable.

The only person who did put in a word for them was a neighbour, who, chatting over the garden fence, told me that the whole Lansley reform was unnecessary, and that all that was needed was that the PCTs should be tweaked a bit to make them more clinician-oriented.

Why shouldn't the sporting calendar be tweaked to allow the world's game to expand to new areas?

(The ending really should have been tweaked to avoid exposing his deficiencies in this regard).

It requires measures that should be undertaken anyway, but need to be tweaked because of the climate.

John P. Feehery, a spokesman for Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, said the Senate language might be "tweaked" a bit, but should not pose an obstacle.

If land-use law needs to be tweaked, the county and municipalities should lobby for change.