"The songs had been written, or more accurately there was nothing left to say, but I think I waited for a month or so before I did anything with them.
And, even if the test does measure some skills accurately, the results say nothing about whether students have acquired any knowledge, or socially desirable attitudes, that they didn't have before they entered college.
DOING NOTHING Or more accurately, finishing up and rolling out the inquiries already under way.
They could accurately be called "renewables", since nothing is depleted to make them.
The Wall Street Journal fumed, accurately, that Iran had done nothing to earn this "warm shoulder".
Unlike most politicians on the verge of retirement, Paul can't accurately claim that he has nothing to lose by breaking with the party that has been his home for all but one of his years in politics.
What just passed was, as some people observed, an "election about nothing," or, more accurately, about an undifferentiated mass of many things: the slow pace of job creation and economic growth, partisan gridlock, ISIS, Ebola, anger at Congress, disappointment in Barack Obama.
Furthermore, nothing can be accurately understood in isolation or without context [ 61].
Nothing illustrates that more accurately than photographs of people doing the things people do.
This task required test kits that could accurately measure minuscule levels of arsenic, but nothing that precise was immediately available.
An entailment account will accurately reflect the ontological truth; but it does nothing to help us discover that truth.
