Sentence examples for accurately giving from inspiring English sources

Because the defensive backs were playing back, McNair could throw the ball quickly and accurately, giving the defensive linemen no chance to pressure him.

Motion dazzle may degrade predators' ability to estimate the prey's speed and direction accurately, giving the prey an improved chance of escape.

In 1809 he invented the reflective goniometer, an instrument that accurately gives the angles between the faces of crystals.

Or more accurately, given its incredible profits, it can't find enough things to do with all the money it makes.

"The public rightly expects all ONS releases to reflect the facts accurately, given its role as a trusted and respected institution.

For example, supermarkets offering insurance may be able to price more accurately given they have greater  access to customer shopping habits than traditional insurers.

By 1925, then a professor of physics at the University of Zurich and holidaying in the Alps, Schrödinger formulated a wave-equation that accurately gave the energy levels of atoms.

A probability calculator shows that if the markets accurately gave each of those races about a 60% chance of going to the Democrat, then the odds that all three would go Democratic were only 22% (0.6 to the third power).

Or more accurately given its near-three-hour running time and cast of more than two dozen playing twice as many characters, can't it be a whole lot of both?

Nonetheless, the best track yet, and one that'll have Lil' Kim seething: ever since Nicki emerged, Kim's accusations that the younger woman has copied her have come thick and fast – and not always accurately, given how fundamentally different the two rappers' personae are.

By humoring Mrs Reagan we gave her this tool, or, more accurately, gave it to an unknown woman in San Francisco who believed that the zodiac controls events and human behavior and that she could read the secrets of the future in the movement of the planets.The friend was particularly busy with advice when Mr Reagan met Mikhail Gorbachev at summits at Geneva and Reykjavik.