Sentence examples for been able to accurately from inspiring English sources

Only recently have scientists been able to accurately detect and measure ancient earthquakes, a field known as paleoseismology.

Aetna's chief financial officer, Joseph M. Zubretsky, said the company had been able to accurately predict medical costs in the quarter and was diversified so its profitability was not hurt by its Medicare business.

Hehir said the zero-hours contracts demanding 24/7 availability from employees were evidence of poor management – and using modern technology most companies had been able to accurately pinpoint the busiest times, when extra workers may be needed, to a 10-hour window each week.

(An hour of a candidate's time, it turns out, is the one thing that campaigns have always been able to accurately price: it's roughly equal to the amount of money he or she could take in if the time were spent making fund-raising calls).

However, the existing methods have not been able to accurately evaluate glare issues when extremely bright glare sources are involved.

Recent technique of electromagnetic palpation-digitization has been able to accurately quantify innominate kinematics in healthy individuals.

For the first time, he says, publishers will be able to accurately calculate initial print runs.

Then we're able to accurately execute and optimize decisions, applications and investments".

There are big stakes — big rewards — in being able to accurately forecast cultural trends.

He added, "We won't be able to accurately assess any impacts to the schedule until we start work".

It added that "sophisticated investors are able to accurately assess the value of quotes from other investors".