Sentence examples for exacting records from inspiring English sources

That is not to say Dodge coupes of that vintage are rare; Chrysler didn't keep exacting records of how many thousands were built.

In 2003, François de Dardel created an exacting record of the cars that Hergé drew.

Yaws kept prodigiously exact records of the Now during his entire lifetime, detailing every little particle of its extinction.

The exact records you'll need depends on your business and the sort of tax you need to pay.

Amin was born around 1925 - exact records were not kept for Africans in those days - in Koboko county in West Nile district, home of the Kakwa tribe.

For the first few years following the Second World War, exact records were not kept of the numbers and occupations of the refugees.

For instance, the Indian government doesn't have exact records of how many people crossed over, how many of them became militants or who could still pose a threat.

As a result, two distinct competing risks, namely, fixed and variable, would happen in the process which prohibits the exact records of some values corresponding to the reliability-related quality characteristics of the second and third stages.

In this case, though, one could be excused for being wrong, because I don't usually keep exact records on my alcohol consumption, and neither does the federal government (I think).

"All these paintings together reflect my desire to reduce some essential visual and emotional response to subjects that are often far more cluttered and complex in real life; despite their seeming realism, they are more like memories than exact records of what I saw".

Mr. Esparza said he would have been criticized if he had not made an exact record.