Sentence examples for do accurately from inspiring English sources

Filtering pornography is fiendishly difficult to do accurately.

It adds: "Measuring biodiversity is almost impossible to do accurately and is prohibitively expensive.

I tried the Z10 for about five days ahead of the launch, and generally liked its style – though the upwards swipes can be hard to do accurately.

The acting director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies told me last week that modelling the impact of services on the rich and poor is very, very difficult to do accurately.

"Our studies on macaques and modern human children provide strong evidence that barium patterns in teeth do accurately reflect transitions from maternal milk to weaning," said Manish Arora, a team member from the University of Sydney.

"I imagine the commission will look at the impact of digital piracy on the music market," he said, adding that the commission would probably not try to redefine the market to account for the illicit new distribution channel, which would be impossible to do accurately.

Everything must be done accurately and safely, before the second half begins.

A 3D Breakout-style ball-whacking demo was fast and did accurately map movement.

(This is possible, the Guardian did accurately refer to the oil slick as a "police allegation").

Factually ludicrous, the slogan does accurately reflect drivers' desire to buy unlimited gasoline while remaining "beyond" all the mess.

That's not a slogan designed for signs at the 2012 Democratic Convention, but it does accurately describe the balance that Obama now seems to be finding.