Sentence examples for a precise reading from inspiring English sources

Although some of the judge's ruling had an almost Shakespearean richness, describing the bagels' "crisp, mellow-brown skin and a delectable, chewy interior," his decision came down to a precise reading of the minute detail in the old bankruptcy documents.

Just as the growing inability to get a precise reading on Ireland's banking losses has propelled the Irish crisis, the extent of Spain's own banking vulnerabilities — which, like Ireland's, originate from a real estate boom and bust — remain unclear.

Apply a finger to its infrared sensor, and it takes a precise reading of your pulse, from which it extrapolates your level of emotional agitation.

That food service establishments are regulated and the local 7-11 eschangechange is not arbitrary so much as it is a precise reading of regulatory responsibilities.

Use a meat or candy thermometer to obtain a precise reading.

"It's hard to get a precise read on him," Mann says.

"We don't have a precise read on why this slower pace of growth is persisting," said Ben Bernanke, the chairman.

"We don't have a precise read on why this slower pace of growth is persisting," the Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said Wednesday at a news conference.

Earlier this week, Mr. Bernanke confessed that "some of these headwinds may be stronger and more persistent than we thought," adding, "we don't have a precise read on why this slower pace of growth is persisting".

Obtaining a precise read-out of regulatory mechanisms from the snapshot data remains challenging due to our insufficient knowledge of the control of metabolism.

Additional analysis can lead to a more precise reading of the data because the data specification and data distribution across the groups are generated automatically.