Sentence examples for get it accurately from inspiring English sources

Garden centres have cheap PH test kits that aren't accurate, but you can go to your local lab to get it accurately tested for around $15.

On one occasion when it happened it was difficult to get it accurately because my finger went to slightly the wrong place on the scale.' ID14 (male in his forties) The utility of the text-based system was also raised.

The quote is apt for a book about the friendship of Muhammad Ali and Howard Cosell, but neither the book nor the review gets it accurately.

I would tell some stories to get people going and then I'd sit back and try to get it down as accurately as I could.

Newsweek magazine reports that 72% of Americans think that it is more important to count the vote accurately than get it done quickly.Next, the chief strategist for the Bush campaign, Karl Rove, pointed out that there are votes in several other states that could be questioned.

Eric von Hippel, the originator of the theory of user-driven innovation, calls users' knowledge of their true needs "sticky," meaning it is hard to get it out of their brains accurately.

"Because concrete is so unforgiving, I have to prepare everything really accurately so I get it right on the first pour," she explains.

The difficult stuff – getting it to fire accurately, repeatedly and without jamming or blowing up in your face – is still a long way off for 3D printers.

In order to get to the CMB, we first have to understand everything else because if we cannot get rid of it accurately, we cannot be sure what we're measuring in the early Universe is what we really want to see," he told BBC News.

It's best to get a friend to do it - that way you can get them accurately lined up with your tires.

But punters betting with Sporting Index, a spread betting firm, seem to have ignored the polls and guessed the number of seats each party would get fairly accurately.