Sentence examples for aren't precise from inspiring English sources

An error-riddled essay sends precisely that message: Either you aren't precise or you don't care.

"Raising Arizona" should probably be a little shorter, and a few scenes (such as Hi's hanging around the quints' nursery trying to decide on the pick of the litter) aren't precise enough.

It is estimated – again there aren't precise figures – that just over a third of properties sold under right to buy in London may now be in the hands of private landlords.

Some scientists have suggested the core-sample data aren't precise enough.

The best population maps available today aren't precise enough for Facebook's needs.

Our back-of-the-envelope calculations aren't precise, of course, but they tell the story that matters.

They are not precise.

"He is going to improve, but times are not precise.

The dreams are not precise: they are sketches filled with the city's symbolism, iconography, multiculturalism.

Britain has never introduced a national prostate screening programme as existing tests are not precise enough.

But those models are not precise enough to say where it is safe to fly.