Sentence examples for addressed precisely from inspiring English sources

Evildoers who refuse reconciliation with God receive a recompense addressed precisely to their offense: a permanent state of separation from the God they reject.

More particularly, the phase behavior of natural gas should be addressed precisely not only for gas reservoirs, but also for oil reservoirs, due to its substantial role in oil production mechanisms of saturated oil reservoirs.

The distribution of some detected lipids was addressed precisely by imaging mass spectrometry.

However, beyond the largely descriptive studies of NF-κB-related phenotypes in animal models, few studies have addressed precisely how NF-κB mediates its effects in vivo.

Socioeconomic variables should be addressed precisely as they often have been discussed in literature to have an effect on periodontal diseases.

"Ironically, Weigel was hired to address precisely those concerns".

(The book's tone addresses precisely this kind of joke and seems to implore, with weary finality, Enough already).

The feedback filed so far addresses precisely those topics, with a large majority of respondents objecting to the technology.

The historic task of religious aid agencies (both governmental and otherwise) may be to address precisely this issue of constructing a model of development that takes the best from the civil and political justices of the secular system – and place them within a newly constructed religious context that has moved away from exclusivity, theocracy and any antiscientific adherence to superstition.

Of one such accusation, Mr. Orszag remarks drily that "in his haste to issue a response to our paper, the Executive Director appears to have overlooked the final box... which addresses precisely that issue and provides the comparisons he requested (though he may not be pleased with the results).

It would be unforgiveable if the government responded to the second report from the Francis Report with pious words about the paramount importance of patient safety, another few layers of regulation and verbiage about "this must never happen again", while failing to address precisely the weaknesses in hospital care which maximise the likelihood of Mid Staffs being repeated.