Sentence examples for tuned to help from inspiring English sources

The final piece is Salesforce HR Analytics, which has been specifically tuned to help HR personnel measure and track human resources metrics.

DCPV seems to be exquisitely tuned to help D. coccinellae control its victims, the team reports online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. The adult wasp carries the virus and injects it into the ladybug along with its egg.

I debated reading a book, watching TV or flipping open my laptop to find a some soothing tunes to help usher in the sweet relief of slumber.

A Yamaha spinet in Mr. Strouse's office was used to create assorted jingles, including a tune to help sell Ramblin' Root Beer, and the score for the blockbuster, "Annie".

The Conservatives are whistling the first few bars of the tune to help us out of this mess but their vision needs to spell out much more clearly the shape of a Britain where the public sector is small enough to live within the means of its revenue-producing citizens.

A songwriter known for his hits for pop star Kylie has created a tune to help save a Herefordshire school.

And what's a great gathering without a few tunes to help set the mood?

Your setting just won't complete without some great tunes to help set the vibe.

Growing up in a cold, Canadian climate you get used to morning radio shows doling out cheerful tidbits like wind chill factors and frostbite warnings in between upbeat tunes to help you start the day.

In celebration and preparation for the gig, Diynamic-releasing artist Uner has put together an hour long selection of tunes to help you get your vibes right in advance.

But with Dr. Ben Carson, former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee all expected to declare their candidacies for the Republican nomination next week, the public address systems at campaign rallies will soon come alive again with a new slate of tunes to help keep the crowds on their feet.