Sentence examples for course precise from inspiring English sources

In practice, of course, precise, apples-to-apples measures of peer performance among foundations are hard to come by.

Of course, the precise mechanisms here are difficult to pin down, and the researchers acknowledge that other factors besides communication and trust could be at play.

And, of course, the precise effect of a Lib Dem meltdown will depend, seat by seat, on where its lost voters end up.

Of course, the precise running orders of the various versions of the Tridentine rite mass are easy enough to find online, in all their complex glory.

That is, of course, the precise details of Auggie's ravaged face, which at his birth was so dangerously misshapen that basic functions like seeing, hearing, breathing and eating were in question.

There is, of course no precise way to determine where a theoretical Mason-Dixon line might separate Yankee territory from Phillies turf, and which border town might be considered neutral (if there is such a thing in sports).

Of course, the precise combination of factors leading to the unchecked gusher is still being sorted out — including what measure of blame will be assigned to BP, to human error and to a failure of federal oversight.

One can debate, of course, the precise definition of "book value" for Britain's banks, but a fair guess is that it amounts to the capital they hold.

Of course, the precise statement requires that we describe the functors F : C → C° and G : C° → C and prove that they constitute an equivalence of categories.

Predominantly observed in developed countries, IBD includes a group of life-long disorders with a relapsing and remitting course, whose precise aetiology is unknown, including chronic bowel inflammation along with extraintestinal manifestations, and can be categorised as ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease (CD) in the vast majority of patients.

Which is, of course, the precise opposite of what people want Ireland to do in the World Cup.