Sentence examples for especially precise from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, you don't have to be especially precise.

The red-state teacher revolts have been especially precise in their tactics.

Nor are they especially precise: Borges, Calvino, Kafka, Robertson Davies are cited, in the blurbs and introductions, as his peers.

But the work of N.F.L. scouts must be especially precise during later rounds, when lesser-known players begin to surface.

Material on mispronunciation, therefore, is a knife-edge, and requires especially precise pronunciation for it to work.

He said the police try to target the road, but teargas "is not especially precise" and can disperse throughout the camp, a few metres away.

However, we and others have underlined that MDRD equation is not accurate and especially not precise for the estimation of GFR in healthy population and, more obviously, when it is applied to normal creatinine values [ 2, 8, 9].

I liked the band, especially their precise fingers, neither inspired nor fussy but always accurate.

The treasures of the Fisk collection, to my mind, are the large groups of works by Marsden Hartley, Arthur G. Dove, Charles Demuth (especially a precise, curiously touching little watercolor of an eggplant and some bell peppers) and John Marin.

Less amusing is what our weight is doing to our health, and Critser is sure-footed and clear in describing the science of obesity, especially the precise mechanism by which our diet has led to an epidemic of Type 2 diabetes.

The methodological quality of all seven RCTs had room for improvement as the maximum score 100 was far from expectation, especially a precise migraine diagnosis is important.