Sentence examples for very calibrated from inspiring English sources

But Labour has to be very calibrated about how it tackles exploiting hostility to the spending squeeze.

"It's a very calibrated move that is designed to make a point without bringing retribution from the I.D.F., which is the last thing Hezbollah wants right now".

Hersh quotes a source who tells him that the early Findings issued by the White House after September 11th were "very calibrated," but that, later, they were expanded, turning several nations in North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia into free-fire zones with regard to high-value targets.

The findings, when promulgated by the White House, were "very calibrated" to minimize political risk, and limited to a few countries; later, they were expanded, turning several nations in North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia into free-fire zones with regard to high-value targets.

"It's very finely calibrated, the writing and the emotional geography of the play.

There, paintings are photographed under lights with a very carefully calibrated color value, using a camera that makes a single 8-by-10-inch transparency.

The sale was very modestly calibrated, as is usual in early September when high-fliers and leading dealers are often still away.

"Up until now, the president had very thoughtfully calibrated his remarks on Iran, but this was an uncharacteristic and egregious error," said Karim Sadjadpour, an Iran expert with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

For if I have made the film sound grim, that is doing it a disservice – one of its achievements is its apparently wilful, but I suspect very carefully calibrated, tonal shifts, which see it moving from light-footed comedy to darkness in the blink of an eye (a quality it shares with other Powell and Pressburger films, including my colleague Xan Brooks's favourite film, A Canterbury Tale).

Says Bird: "You need to make sure that your detectors are very finely calibrated.

The very well calibrated suspension (with Bilstein shocks at the corners) only further the sense of exquisite control.