Sentence examples for again precise from inspiring English sources

Again, precise dates and locations are hard to come by, but Antonio had fallen off a ladder at work while picking fruit.

Evans was once again precise from the tee, but the fly-half would soon cost his team dearly with a high, looping pass in his own 22 that opposite number Farrell, who had already added another penalty, gladly plucked out of the air and put down for a try, which he duly converted.

Again, precise measurements are not necessary, but a greater amount of baking soda will create a bigger explosive reaction.

Again, the precise amplitudes and durations of the protein responses varies greatly, and are dependant on the precise values of the kinetic parameters.

But, again without precise documentation, he makes some startling statements.

Another stretch of DNA on chromosome 8 also played a role in male sexual orientation – though again the precise mechanism is unclear.

The corps de ballet, led by Oksana Konobeyeva, Ekaterina Shelkanova and Irina Dvorovenko, was once again exquisitely precise as the spectral Shades.

Estimates, again, are precise and attain statistical significance at the 1 %. Figure 3, which is constructed analogously to Fig. 2, shows that this difference derives essentially from the duration of lunch.

Again, the precise interpretation of this attitude will depend in part on one's conception of Pyrrho's philosophy; but the link with a Pyrrhonist outlook is, at a general level, not hard to see.

Now picture that story plastered across every major publication and broadcast network in the tourist's country with the caption: 'White Christian American Man Molests His Own Daughter.' If that pattern of sensationalism was repeated over and over again with precise consistency, soon enough, the people of that country would think all Americans behaved like this father.

Again the precise mechanism remains to be explored.