Sentence examples for but not precise from inspiring English sources

"There were security measures, but not precise measures," Mr. Uloomi said.

The results show that SIF calculations in the transition assuming a uniform thickness cylinder are conservative but not precise.

He will also have the authority to set overall compensation, but not precise salary levels, for firms that have received smaller bailouts.

United came out strong, but not precise, showing the rust of the time off, then they gave up a goal on a counter.

Source traffic model is precise but not scalable with number of MTC devices, and aggregated traffic model is less complex but not precise.

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He said the withdrawals by the Serbs would have to comply with the United Nations resolution, which mentions only general pre-crisis levels but is not precise about numbers.

But the map he was referring to is a 2010 map of earthquake fault activity that shows the general location of faults but is not precise at a block level.

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

Whether that kind of inspires this to romance I'm not really sure, but it's not precise; it's not marching along; it's not discrete frequencies.

In recent years, there have been some studies of adaptive course control system for USV, but they are not precise enough for engineering practice.