Sentence examples similar to we're looking to tweak from inspiring English sources

Zollman is looking to tweak the internal reward system of science to promote better outcomes.

N.H.L. players are looking to tweak the proposed rule on blind-side hits to the head in an effort to get it in place this season.

The big companies, he said, might be looking to tweak their own services in ways that could eliminate the need for the upstarts.

BLITZ: THE LEAGUE Electronic Arts may have locked up an exclusive license for official National Football League games, but Midway is looking to tweak what it calls the No Fun League with this over-the-top unlicensed football game that features pro-wrestling style takedowns on the field and raw depictions of groupies, gambling, painkiller use and violence off the field.

In 2008 an aircraft parts manufacturer was looking to tweak the design of a plane's aluminum skin in the hope of cutting production time.

Most indications so far (e.g. the Heritage minister's Twitter account; this policy paper from Creative Canada) suggest the federal government will be looking to tweak the Canada Periodical Fund in a way that would free up money for small-scale community journalism to go digital.

I think we're looking at tweaks.

That's a worthy approach, but if you're looking to amp up and tweak your overall success, perhaps you should consider piloting a team territory approach to your sales effort.

So now we're looking for finishing funds to make all the tweaks that will result in a polished, effective, and entertaining film.

"I don't think we're looking for a big rule change, but maybe we can tweak something," he said.

It occasionally happens – Pete Sampras changed from a two-handed to one-handed backhand midway through his career and that paid dividends – but what Boris Becker is looking to do is to make a tweak here and there.