Sentence examples similar to call for precision from inspiring English sources
It is music that calls for precision, shading and a rhythmic flow that is relaxed but positive.
Dressed in a dull, military gray, Woods was systematic and orderly, executing a strategic plan that called for precision and meticulous forethought.
Instead of an all-out nuclear attack if the Soviets invaded Western Europe, counterforce called for precision bombing of military targets coupled with warnings that cities would become the next targets of missiles launched from submarines and underground missile silos if the Soviet forces did not retreat.
He participated in the Air Corps Tactical School's development of the doctrine of industrial web theory, which called for precision attacks against carefully selected critical industrial targets.
The Air Corps Tactical School developed a doctrine that became known as industrial web theory, which called for precision attacks against carefully selected critical industrial targets.
LeMay's plan called for precision attacks on important industrial targets on days when the weather over Japan was clear and incendiary attacks guided by radar on overcast days.
We don't need appeals for bombs from liberals (whose calls for "precision strikes" display a remarkable failure to learn from 20th-Century military history) but pressure for a political settlement among all the Bosnian communities, a settlement that will necessarily involve compromise by each party and that could involve both temporary partition and confederation.
Dana McCourt weighs in on the debate with a call for more precision, not less, by recognizing that the U.S. government treats immigrants differently based on their specific situations.
These findings call for temporal precision in the encoding process, most likely generating synchronized spikes in retinal ganglion cells.
We have highlighted the many challenges and pitfalls in early diagnosis research, and call for greater precision and transparency in both definitions and methods.
