Apart from the local Code, each sufficiently stated a cause of action in the nature of ejectment, save as some allegations were wanting in precision and it was left uncertain whether the defendant was in possession.
There is a want of precision in the description of the offence which might produce some difficulty in deciding what cases would come within it.
unless, which is probable, there is some ellipsis, or want of precision in the language, and it should run thus:- "Those that are convicted of such offences as belong to the cognisance of the Areopagites, Ephetae, or the Prytanes, when this law was made," shall remain still in disgrace, whilst others are restored; of this the reader must judge.
Jason, who's in "precision sheet metal," laughs mirthlessly.
The memory of it is shocking in its precision.
The new E-Rep overlord, Mayor Pottinger, is smartly turned out, conniving, condescending and very smart: He's basically everything you'd want in a capable villain, and James Murray plays him with precision and élan.
There is no precision in my looking.
Ms. Wolk is obsessed with precision in movement.
The strikes were dazzling in their precision.
I am mathematical in my precision.
If you want precision in predictions, don't ask public polls to go beyond what they can reasonably do.
