Sentence examples for will fine tuning from inspiring English sources

Continuous dialogue will be needed on health care in Congress, as will "fine tuning" amendments to the health reform bill.

England will fine tune their World Cup preparations with two warm-up matches in Sydney, the first against West Indies on Monday and then Pakistan on Wednesday.

Going forward, the company will fine tune its platform.

Ultimately, they see having Sugar and XP both available as options as being a good thing, and remain hopeful that OLPC will fine tune XP performance.

Such evaluations will fine tune the PrEP regimens to be more practically applicable for clinical testing.

The companies will keep track of which information categories prove the most popular and will fine-tune the service accordingly.

Comcast, which calls the new system fair share, will fine-tune it further before introducing it, Bowling said.

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"From a relay perspective we are confident we're on track with our preparations and will fine-tune things when we get to Manchester in July.

"We will fine-tune monetary policy in an appropriate and timely manner according to the economic situation, and will use various monetary tools to keep a reasonable growth in money and credit," one statement said.

The buzzword out of Beijing is that it will "fine-tune" policy, probably by pumping more money into the economy by easing up on credit conditions for small and midsize companies and perhaps reducing record-high reserve requirements for banks.