Sentence examples for been a more precise from inspiring English sources
Stangneth reflects: "There could hardly have been a more precise clue as to where Eichmann was... the employees of the German intelligence service should at least have been able to manage a job one might assign to a newspaper intern".
From the line of scrimmage to the end zone, there has never been a more precise and productive offensive player in the game, a receiver who combined all the essential elements of big-strike capability: the burst off the line, the footwork, the field awareness, the hands, the guts, the separation from the secondary.
Still, I understand Campbell's frustration and wish there were a more precise, nonjudgmental label.
The French title, "Les Amours Imaginaires," is a more precise description of this palpitating confection, a study of an unconsummated romantic triangle.
The change is within the margin of error for this survey, and there will be a more precise census measure released later this year.
Proponents say cancer vaccines based on immunotherapy could be a more precise way to attack cancer than bombarding tumors with poisons, as is now done in chemotherapy.
One thing that will help, he explained, is a more precise theory of how the cosmological constant may vary and how it will affect life in the universe.
But it was a more precise process in the old days when the Fed could see market expectations immediately reflected in Fed funds futures contracts.
