Sentence examples for a more precise discussion from inspiring English sources

Far more useful than using such loaded words as "federalism" is to concentrate on a more precise discussion of responsibilities, to decide exactly what should be done by the EU, and what by the members; that is the crucial issue.

A more precise treatment will be developed in future work.

Mr. Kilzer said the new system had led to more precise discussions with teachers about their skills and better lesson planning.

It is for this reason that or the purpose of this discussion, a more precise definition of lying is in order: Let us decide for the moment that lying is the conscious, politically motivated manipulation and selective burial of facts by people who know better.

One could hypothesize that autoregulation in this case would contribute to a more precise control of the expression of the TF inducing such major physiological changes [22] (see also following discussions).

English is a more precise language.

"Use a more precise preposition".

Scientists have provided a more precise explanation.

Any benefits that might arise from a more precise wording, Macaulay said, would be far outweighed by "the injury which would be done to the morals of the community by such discussion".

A more precise term is lip-vibrated instrument.

Economists, understandably enough, seek a more precise definition.