Sentence examples for a little more precise from inspiring English sources

"You can be a little more precise about your location," she said.

And its search interface enables you to be a little more precise about what you're after.

"He was a little more precise when talking of his childhood," Guerrero said.

This requires the timing to be a little more precise than it might be otherwise.

We could also go on and be a little more precise and say it belongs to a particular genre.

And, to be a little more precise, the way this works–here's the surface of some star.

"Their cutting is a little more sensitive and precise because of it," she said.

I mean, you know that a couple of years after the legal opinion was provided they took it back, but then they reissued it, they just made it a little more general and less precise.

The execution has been cleaner, the plays more precise and scoring chances a little more numerous.

That means the company has doubled its registered user base in a little more than a year — 15 months, to be more precise.

Collectors keen on cows who missed these were able to console themselves with a pair of Pratt-ware cow groups from the 1820s, but a little more money was required — £1,125 to be precise.