Sentence examples for any precision from inspiring English sources

Even now, nobody can answer that basic question with any precision.

Without knowing their opponent, the Yankees cannot compile their roster with any precision.

It added: "We don't know with any precision how much we don't know".

Can you really say with any precision that Princeton is "better" than Columbia?

The several councils mentioned in Talmudic literature are equally difficult to define with any precision.

In fact, the doctors themselves rarely know with any precision whether they are doing a good job or not.

Internal Revenue Service standards for charities do not specify with any precision minimum public hours for a tax-exempt institution.

It's not the most, it's not the easiest thing to measure, and it's hard to measure with any precision.

This question is really unanswerable with any precision for cloistered aristocrats (even less so for women of the "ordinary sort").

As a consequence, the electorate's ability to make "course corrections" with any precision or clarity is likewise imperfect.

"Soft-tissue" injuries, particularly those around the neck, are notoriously hard to diagnose and repair with any precision.