Sentence examples for could be more precise from inspiring English sources
Proponents say laser weaponry could be more precise and ultimately more effective against small airborne targets.
Both scripts would benefit from further honing, and the storytelling in each could be more precise.
He had them clear the ice Tuesday to have it resurfaced so the team could be more precise on its power play.
Since neither the linearization nor the decoupling has been used to simplify the model, the control result could be more precise.
The results of the present study suggest that investigations of NAT2 genotype or phenotype associations with disease or toxicity could be more precise and reproducible if heterogeneity within the "slow" NAT2 acetylator phenotype is considered and incorporated into the study design.
As the interaction data grows, the inferred diseases could be more precise.
B. Anne Craib, the association's director of international trade, said that a majority of semiconductors were manufactured in the United States, but she could not be more precise.
A little aglio, a little olio, a little basilico, he said, when I asked if he couldn't be more precise.
He could not be more precise, he added, because contracts with the orchestra, the chorus and other members of the musical staff were expiring or up for renegotiation this spring.
He added that officials were able to see the general area the calls came from and believed they were made from Staten Island or a nearby part of New Jersey, but could not be more precise.
