Sentence examples for has precisely no from inspiring English sources
Husk's has precisely no Southern wines on it, but a wide selection of New and Old World varietals instead.
One newly elected MP I bumped into at Westminster this afternoon was complaining that he has precisely no Forestry Commission land in his constituency, and yet had still been swamped with letters and emails from voters demanding that he halt the privatisation of a local wood, to preserve its open access to the public.
The Labour party also seems to have precisely no plenary sessions on civil liberties.
Science journalist Alok Jha had precisely no need to go into a wind tunnel and tell us what it was like to be blown at, in a wind.
Now there is a growing queue of high profile ligitants, the realisation that several members of the cabinet were targeted (for what end?), the creation of a £20m settlement fund – all of which has had precisely no impact on the News Corp/Sky deal.
He then gave what was billed as a speech, a freewheeling rant in which he advocated free energy, water and public transport for all, promised to look after the nation's grandparents, pledged to outlaw GM crops, punish the bankers and floated various other idealistic policies that a lone MP in Westminster would have precisely no chance of implementing.
I would doubt he has, precisely because there have been no big controversies.
The Sound is as threatened as it is precious — the water is warming and lobsters and salt marshes have been dying, for reasons no one has precisely figured out.
Still, whoever you think should be metaphorically strung up by civilised society, it is a tribute to the team spirit of Brits host James Corden than he has lost precisely no time in telling the world that it was absolutely nothing to do with him.
He said he had given precisely no thought to the societal implications of sharing his mother's life and death.
