Sentence examples for is precisely that on from inspiring English sources

For sideline teachers, their work at vocational school is precisely that – on the sideline of their work in their original occupation.

The most criminal aspect of the Landmark Forum's insistence on its methodology is precisely that: its insistence on its methodology.

"A challenge in the utility culture is precisely that it's built on guarantees.

As he explains, the advantage of bilateral symmetry is precisely that the environmental pressures on the two sides of the body are equalized, guaranteeing a rectilinear locomotion.

Meanwhile, the good thing about Medicare, as with Social Security, is precisely that it doesn't depend on your personal financial status — you just get it.

It is to believe that virtue can be bought, when the vice of the system is precisely that it puts a price on everything, including a clear conscience.

It's a good choice for a number of reasons, not the least of which is precisely that she was so wrong on those shows.

The disadvantage of this second genome-centered approach is precisely that it is not focused on finding associated risk phenotypes and during the early stages of analysis we are frequently left with very large datasets describing relationships among epitypes and genotypes without yet knowing correlated pathologies.

But the case for the region and frontier markets elsewhere is precisely that they have just set out on the path to economic and social progress and still have a long way to go.

One of the reasons why the Bush administration is losing the battle for the world's hearts and minds is precisely that it fights only the war on terror, while turning a cold and steely eye away from the millions dying of hunger and disease.

And the parade of men, women and incidents glimpsed in 10 Downing Street or sitting for their portraits with Graham Sutherland or riding up in the Mirror lifts or getting lost in the fog on Dartmoor is precisely that: a series of glimpses.