Sentence examples for a lot more precise from inspiring English sources

"Wales were a lot more precise than us.

"A lot more precise than just whipping down a hill".

"I can't wait to get out there," Duda said of Field 6. "My routes have to get a lot more precise, so it'll be a good thing to go out there and start to get used to the dimensions".

Although the latter sounds more complicated, it's actually a lot more precise because the speed of Earth's rotation varies by a few milliseconds every day.

"Obviously there's a lot in between, and so we have to get a lot more precise about what we mean by these forms of abuse".

The Profile form asks a lot more questions, yielding a more precise measurement of the family's ability to pay.

I suspect that "fuzzy location" will be a lot more popular than the precise version when it comes to sharing.

As an interesting footnote to our modest hero's tale of good luck, it later emerged that he actually should have won a lot more – £2,153,100 more, to be precise, as the reported odds against his accumulator being landed were 63,062-1, buthehe small print regarding maximum pay-outs in the terms and conditions of bookmakers Bet365, with whom he placed the bet, meant he "only" pocketed £1m.

There are other things we need to know a lot more about, like traffic patterns and precise pick-up and drop-off locations.

"They are much more precise, they go into detail a lot more," he says.

But the precise strategy for finding a lot more savings is still murky.