Sentence examples for we must refine from inspiring English sources

To make (2.12) more accurate, we must refine (2.11).

In order to attain a clear and truthful view of things, we must refine all the faculties of our embodied consciousness, and become emotionally attuned to all the concrete features of the place in which we are located.

So before we attempt to mass-market our product, we must refine it, or else enhance it.

But certain academics who have long advocated improving the effectiveness of American largess abroad say that wealthy nations must refine the rules of giving.

It should rethink the wisdom of running long-form journalism and must refine its domestic news reach to allow publishers to drink from its well.

The rule writers must refine the standards in time for the Group of 20 economic powers to consider them when it meets in November.

"Lula has made a lot of the idea that Brazil must refine its own oil but the market is in crude, as are the profits," he says.

If Jones is to have any real chance of winning five gold medals, though, she must refine her long jump technique and learn, as Carl Lewis did, to convert her speed into a rhythmic jumping style.

Although the census bureau still must refine its techniques to achieve a representative sample, a complete national head count--for which some members of Congress have lobbied in recent days--would be too expensive and inaccurate, the report says.

From the conception of an embedded controller to its implementation, the designer must refine the solution trying to minimize the final cost while satisfying functional and non functional requirements.

At the start, one needs to think broadly, in order to generate ideas for further refinement; well into the project, roadblocks and stalls must be overcome; and nearer to the end, the researcher must refine his or her language and presentation of the relevance and motivation for the research project.