Sentence examples for a lot more precisely from inspiring English sources
What's unique is that the tower is now stacked on your coffee table that you can approach from any angle and the Magic Leap controller is your slingshot that you can aim a lot more precisely as a result.
In other words, radionics is a lot less like science, and a lot more like a form of precisely directed, functional art.
Nakatomi Plaza, another Die Hard tie-in, from 2002, pays homage to a lot more of the film's minutiae, precisely recreating the dialogue, costumes, sets and so on.
In present guise, it's a lot more interesting than a Honda Accord, which is precisely the idea.
I think that it will be a lot more powerful to use digital PCR to precisely quantify the ratio between virus genomes in the given competition assay.
By examining more than 2m transaction records, the RSC discovered a lot more about its best customers: not just income, but things like occupation and family status, which allowed it to target its marketing more precisely.
In fact, exit polls show that the makeup of the electorate was almost precisely as the polls foresaw: there were a lot more Democrats than Republicans, but the independent vote went heavily for Mr Romney.
With a lot more money in their pockets and a lot more at stake, the Steelers will abandon their usual precisely planned itinerary to pull off the N.F.L. equivalent of the prep football away-game trip on Sunday.
