Sentence examples for can never be precise from inspiring English sources

Dropping something from a great height can never be precise – this is why Santa still parks up the sleigh.

The essential fuzziness of biological systems can never be captured by the precise, mathematically based experiments of something like the Large Hadron Collider.

Whether he's playing chirpy and idealistic (Say Anything) or amoral (The Grifters, Grosse Pointe Blank), he cuts through the celebrity fog that surrounds so many performers of his stature and generation; you feel you're getting something real, even if another of his selling-points is paradoxically that you can never be sure of its precise nature.

The precise nature of the work can never be exhaustively realized, and that's a wonderful thing.

But the PPP measure can never be 100% reliable given the problems of comparing prices across the world, so it is impossible to be precise about when China will actually become the world's biggest economy.

For whites, most of the point estimates are positive and, although the estimates are more precise than those for blacks, the hypothesis that Southern immigration had no effect on wages can never be rejected.

Means can never be.

However, perfect synchronization can never be accomplished.

Omitted variables can never be ruled out.

This can never be taken for granted.

However, confounding can never be fully excluded.