"As I said last night, there needs to be a lot of diplomatic effort". But Mr. Sanders is being imprecise about what exactly Mrs. Clinton said was naïve.
(For all his insistence that he is a "precision tool", Mosley is tantalisingly imprecise about what it is that Bennet actually does).
Frequently, there were communication problems of the sort I observed on the videotape moments when, as Gaba put it, participants were "speaking into thin air, not clearly addressing a co-worker, or being imprecise about what they wanted done".
Frequently, there were communication problems of the sort I observed on the videotape — moments when, as Gaba put it, participants were "speaking into thin air, not clearly addressing a co-worker, or being imprecise about what they wanted done".
With regard to the former, we acknowledge that Bourdieu is criticised for being imprecise regarding what comprises the capitals; a consequence of which has been inconsistent research findings in projects using Social Reproduction Theory (Sullivan 2002 146).
Imprecise controls, what feels like unfinished UI and poor explaining of What To Actually Do at key junctures – the first round of finger-pointing, for example – mean that Criminel is less sleuth, more slurry.
But there is no need to get bogged down in imprecise debates about what constitutes a massacre.
The results were not published, and some neuroscientists believe that this kind of test, which measures changes in brain activity beneath the skull, is imprecise in determining what region of the brain is at play; but most would agree that any response in the other twin's brain suggests, at a minimum, connectivity.
One outstanding question, beyond the caveat that the latest leak could be based on imprecise geometry, is what Apple's role is in the leak process.
This is the most money you'll ever spend on a single garment, so I want to ensure that you have a sufficiently imprecise idea of what you could look like on your wedding day.
