In "Dance of Death," Edgar and Alice Ian McKellen and Helen Mirrenn) — a military captain and a former actress — go at each other relentlessly, each knowing how to inflict wounds with precision and economy, and how to keep them open.
Trump remains the only presidential nominee in the past four decades not to release his tax returns, meaning voters have no way to determine with precision how he derives his income, what sorts of deductions and credits he claims, and how much money, if any, he donates to charity.
Nobody can say with precision how many there are.
"We cannot say with precision how many customers were affected at this time".
Knowing with precision how much snow has accumulated is crucial for farmers and water managers.
People are able to recite with precision how often they think about a mass shooting touching them.
It is impossible to calculate with precision how much money Mr. Clinton has raised since he announced his candidacy for president in 1991.
At the outset, Mr. Gore remembered with precision how long he had served as vice president and as a senator from Tennessee.
I thought I would file some posts as I go along, while trying to avoid subjects that might overlap with my prospective print piece — hard to sort out how to do that with precision, but I'll try.
At the other end of life, and of experience, Robin Robertson's "The Park Drunk" sets up a distinction between frost and the "soft amnesia of snow", describing with precision how "frost wants to know what / snow tries to forget".
Many studies have suggested links between diesel and lung cancer, but Dr. Silverman said hers was the first to measure with precision how much diesel exhaust each group of mineworkers was exposed to.
