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When the main tower at Canary Wharf was proposed in the 1980s, according to Peter Bressington of Arup, an engineering firm that is a prolific builder of skyscrapers, nobody was able to predict accurately how long it would take to evacuate if a fire broke out.

One thing we want to know about the run site for the Bloodhound Supersonic Car (SSC) is "How flat is it?" - or perhaps more accurately "How bumpy is it?" I've driven on it in a hire car and it looks and feels flat - but a small undulation at 80-plus mph could be a huge bump at 800-plus mph.

As a health policy analyst who has read the 367-page rule (it's 1,535 in WordPerfect format), I can tell you that most journalists covering the rule have not reported accurately about how it permits doctors and hospitals to release patients' medical records to a whole host of third parties such as government agencies without the patients' consent.

People keep asking me, "What has this experience been like?' or "How does it make you feel?" Words cannot accurately describe how it felt to see my image -- an image that represented love and home and pride -- defiled and used to incite fear and hate against my family, my community and those who support us.

In the new programme I do not know if my feedback will be interpreted accurately and how it will affect the final mark".

If your design includes a patterned or printed fabric, it's important to accurately illustrate how it will look on a model.

Another political reporter was meanwhile on the move too, as, in another blow last week to poor Lionel Barber, his deputy pol ed Beth Rigby was prised away by the Times as its media editor – a job perhaps more accurately characterised, given how it was carried out by her predecessors, as the broadsheets' Beeb-basher in chief.

The praise also would reflect accurately how London performed in its third go-around as an Olympic Summer Games host.

Scientists haven't been able to model it accurately or determine how it might be connected to the sunspot cycle.

It is usually not possible to predict accurately how big an epidemic will become or how fast it can be quenched.

Partly because of the poaching, it is hard to say accurately how much timber is being cut in Russia.