Sentence examples similar to accurately secured from inspiring English sources
The scoreline did not accurately reflect Besiktas's dominance against a Stoke side who arrived in Turkey having left their first-choice XI at home, with a last-32 berth already secured.
Informed consent was secured.
Thus, this specific departure from free trade can be more accurately interpreted as a means of securing revenues and of sustaining a political order that, on the whole, was pro-export oriented.
"The NHS in Wales has spent a lot of time in recent months making sure that we secure our ability to hand over patients accurately.
They've started a GoFundMe to further their efforts in the hopes of securing expensive high-tech equipment that can more accurately analyze drugs.
Therefore, we used survival analysis technology to perform the reliability analysis of the subway vehicles for the purpose of accurately grasping the working status of key subway systems, including identifying failures, performing maintenance, and securing the subway's operation.
Enlivened by what he's found, he realizes that the seemingly "meek, obsequious" old retainer is more accurately, and distressingly, "a small, determined man doggedly performing his duties to the last" — attempting to secure government support for the failing estate.
Dynamic movements use the climber's momentum to reach holds that would be difficult or impossible to secure statically, with an increased risk of falling if the movement is not performed accurately.
The scoreline, 39-16, may not accurately record the balance of the game but Bath were streets ahead in the way they went about securing their biggest ever league triumph over Gloucester at Kingsholm.
