Sentence examples for aimed to be precise from inspiring English sources
It was one of the ways the speech aimed to be precise and smart, and instead was strangely speculative.
The content list aims to be sufficiently precise so as to minimize the likelihood of legislation against pornography, so defined, threatening other forms of speech-although many "anti-censorship" feminists, along with traditional liberal defenders of pornography, are not convinced that it succeeds (See e.g., Hunter and Law 1985, R. Dworkin 1993).
Teachers in this group largely not only viewed scientific knowledge as based on observations of the natural world, but they also criticized and reflected on the limitations of scientific conduct to improve it; e.g., they may believe that science aims to be objective and precise, but subjectivity in science is difficult to avoid.
The craft's aim had to be precise and in six crucial minutes of descent, the sequence of critical steps had to be taken on time.
So your aim needs to be precise.
To be precise: George Prescott Garnica Bush.
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To be precise: George Prescott Garnica Bush.
Standard Oil to be precise.
