Sentence examples for deal precise from inspiring English sources

Nanorobots will further increase the ability to deal precise damage.

It is important to note that this language was a good deal more precise than Trump's statement, which had seemed to suggest that U.S. forces might launch a preëmptive nuclear strike on North Korea in response to mere verbal threats.

Botanists, scientists who deal in precise terms that seem to cover every imaginable circumstance, don't have a specific word other than native, meaning a plant that evolved and is native to someplace.

Out walking one day, Morris spies "a festive squadron of flying books" (Joyce's illustrations are, helpfully, a good deal more precise here than his diction) guiding a beautiful young woman through the air.

Detecting such influence will require a great deal more precise measurements than can be made at present, he says.

Whereas the physical sciences deal with precise results that are usually difficult to explain, sociobiology has imprecise results that can be too easily explained by many different schemes...

Emap said today that proceeds from the deal - the precise value of which is subject to a working capital adjustment after completion - would be used to reduce debt.

The deal is very precise on these numbers, but not on how the powers of the president and the prime minister will be apportioned.

Probably not a great deal at this precise moment since little has changed in the short term following Button's visit to McLaren on Friday.

The long-time enemies struck a deal last week – the precise terms of which are unknown even to the UN – which cleared the way for 4,000 Rwandan troops to enter the DRC.

The most serious criticisms against him came after he suggested last year there would need to be two referendums on independence: one in which Scotland's voters agreed to leave the UK, and the second to confirm they accepted the precise deal agreed after Scotland-UK negotiations.