Sentence examples for tiny tweaks from inspiring English sources

They prefer to make lots of tiny tweaks, rather than looking for large breakthroughs.

New York can expect what happened in Florida some tiny tweaks and a new name.

Also, she suggests making "tiny tweaks in your environment" that improve your well-being.

This reporter has seen firsthand how tiny tweaks like this can make a difference in keeping workers happy.

The operating system, Android 4.3 (which you still call Jelly Bean), has a few tiny tweaks and a couple of bigger improvements.

Tiny tweaks to side mirrors or taillight shapes can lower a car's coefficient of drag, a critical number in the marketing of passenger cars.

"All it takes is this tiny tweak in the brain, this tiny change in perception," he said, "and what you see as real isn't real to anyone else".

He forced the developers to do another version, and then another, about twenty iterations in all, insisting on one tiny tweak after another, and when the developers protested that they had better things to do he shouted, "Can you imagine looking at that every day?

We've seen moments like this in other TV shows, but the nice, tiny tweak here is that the disapproval on the nun's face as she overhears Wysocki's wish is almost imperceptible, as if she knew that God wasn't going to win this argument and shouldn't even bother to try.

The anti-EU brigade is convinced that Mr Cameron will find it hard to "do a Wilson -- the Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson, who won an In vote in the 1975 referendum after claiming that a tiny tweak to Britain's EU entry terms amounted to a renegotiation.

"Marienbad" is, of course, a German name ("Bad" means "bath," referring to a spa), and the title of the film could (with a tiny tweak of the French) mean the last year at Marienbad — as in, this is how life was in Germany before all hell broke loose, or even, this is the sort of passionately decadent frivolity — and the sort of breakdown of memory — that results in disaster on a historical scale.