Sentence examples for accurately and trying from inspiring English sources

The nature of that communication is often dry, and may be technical, but this is inherent in trying to condense often difficult issues accurately and trying not to be misrepresented.

Along those lines, more recent warming experiments are measuring the temperature more accurately and trying to make sure other conditions, such as soil moisture, are the same between warmed and unwarmed plots.

Adolescents who were overweight identified their weight accurately and tried to lose weight.

Use the thin straw like tube that came with the penetrating oil to apply the penetrant accurately and try to avoid overspray which may get on the brake drum or rotor.

It requires collecting and evaluating thousands of records; and trying to accurately reproduce how the contaminated lettuce moved through the food supply chain to grocery stores, restaurants and other locations where it was sold or served to the consumers who became ill," Gottlieb and Ostroff said in their joint statement.

They will then discover the difference between playing catch at Valley Ranch and trying to throw accurately on a January evening in north New Jersey with rain in the forecast and Jason Pierre-Paul closing in.

In a 2007 interview, after you left Harvard's presidency, you said, "I want to spend this next phase [of my life] understanding the world as accurately I can, and try to think about what the implications of that understanding are". Almost five years later, what have you learned that surprised you the most?

The Spanish tactic was a familiar one: maintaining possession, using the ball quickly and accurately, trying to find the killer pass for Villa or Fernando Torres.

Most panorama apps require you to stand still, spin accurately on the spot and try not to jiggle the phone.

"In the end, this crisis is not because of Bitmain, but because of our local public institutions that, once again, cannot accurately predict business transformation and try to centrally manage everything very slowly while the world around them moves at staggering speeds," said Bertrand.

So it learned to take in board positions and try and accurately predict who is winning and by how much.