Sentence examples for determining precisely from inspiring English sources

There is no way of determining precisely whether judges are remanding a larger share of children to detention than before, or on what grounds.

Determining precisely where to draw the line between freedom of speech and the right to personal secrecy is acknowledged to be fiendishly difficult.

And Mr. Cuomo said New York officials should play an aggressive role in determining precisely what type of development takes place at the World Trade Center site, rather than leaving it to the private market.

For example, more than a few Democrats said, after he appeared on the NBC program "Meet the Press," that they had difficulty determining precisely what his views were on White House efforts to oust Saddam Hussein.

You're more likely to awake refreshed, because inside your mattress there's a special sensor that monitors your sleeping rhythms, determining precisely when to wake you so as not to interrupt an REM cycle.

Glory, American satellite that was designed to study Earth's climate through measuring the amount of aerosols in the atmosphere and determining precisely the amount of solar energy Earth receives.

Their number was impossible to determine precisely.

Investigators have given up trying to determine precisely how each part of the debris flew.

But they have not yet determined precisely where it had been mailed from.

The Speaker would become politicised if he had to determine precisely which bills were 'English'English

The man, whose name was Henry Worsley, consulted a G.P.S. device to determine precisely where he was.