Sentence examples for Precisely as it was from inspiring English sources

"Our view is that it is reasonable for the jury to view the current police box even though its location is not precisely as it was in 1989," Ms Lambert said.

There's not a note out of place in its Baudelaire-inspired pages, not a texture or a harmony that is not precisely as it was so painstakingly imagined.

It is here that the 39-year-old environmental chemist turned absintheur from Louisiana is trying to reverse-engineer absinthe, precisely as it was made 100 years ago.

But the rousing applause came for a string of programming code, written partly in the hot new Internet standard, XML -- for Extensible Markup Language -- that was projected onto giant blue screens and performed precisely as it was supposed to.

While Rachel "liked what she knew and was content for everything to remain precisely as it was", Adam's awakening involves the realisation that there might be "a world outside NW11".

The act of 1887, as amended in 1888, left the original jurisdiction of the circuit courts of the United States precisely as it was established by the act of 1875, except that it increased the sum or value of the matter in dispute necessary to give jurisdiction to $2,000, exclusive of interest and costs.

The power of the United States is plenary over these undersea lands precisely as it is over every river, farm, mine, and factory of the nation.

But the game is not precisely as it is described to Jane, and when she begins trying to ferret out the story, the narrative that emerges begins scraping a little too close to the bone.

Although it is difficult to determine precisely as it is open to interpretation.

Nicholas only considers "true" conjectures and believes that our conceptual and judgmental knowledge is conjectural or provisional because human reason never grasps the essence of anything precisely as it is.

In its consent materials the data subject is simply informed, in a broad fashion, that data may be transferred to third countries in the context of future use (UK Biobank 2010, p 8). Open consent procedures are in place precisely as it is not desirable, at the time of collection, to state recipients of data.