Sentence examples for is precisely on from inspiring English sources

Still, it is precisely on the question of settlements that Sharon's legacy becomes mixed.

It is precisely on the basis of national parliamentary sovereignty that a shared European parliamentary sovereignty can be forged.

Just to mix things up, Wes himself tries a run at it -- and is precisely on key -- but decides that he lacks the stuff.

"This time political leaders — especially in Washington — seem much more reluctant to intervene," Mr. Corera wrote this week, "and so the emphasis is precisely on the caveats and cautions".

"Watching the Numbers and Charting the Losses — of Species," by Verlyn Klinkenborg (Editorial Observer, Oct. 15), is precisely on the mark regarding the urgency and importance of today's plant and animal extinction crisis.

Mr Carney is about as tarnished as a central banker who presides over a healthily growing economy and an inflation rate that is precisely on target can possibly be.Last August Mr Carney promised that the Bank of England would not consider increasing interest rates from their current level of 0.5% until the unemployment rate, then 7.8%, had fallen to 7%.

It was precisely one year ago, on June 16, 2015, that Donald Trump announced he was running for president.

In another way, of course, Pelé was precisely on message.

Biwott, a short, gray, gimlet-eyed man in a bright blue suit, was precisely on time.

And it was precisely on this issue that the populist Aam Aadmi party (AAP) emerged last year to the win the Delhi state elections.

It was precisely on this ground, however, that the transcendentalists found fault with Unitarianism.