Sentence examples for like to pinpoint from inspiring English sources

"There are many possibilities that I won't like to pinpoint," said the general, who was wearing a business suit and had no signs of injury.

In the " Finding better algorithms" section, CAFA is mentioned and commented on but I would like to pinpoint some aspects about how this is done and some related issues (below).

It wouldn't work with [Sky head] Dave Brailsford because he likes to pinpoint things and I'm more flexible.

In other words, given a DNA sequence, we would like to correctly pinpoint the start and end positions of the exons that constitute one or all of its genes.

So it offers no help with tricky positioning tasks like trying to pinpoint and delete a stray lowercase I next to a lower case J, or a number on a spreadsheet.

Murdoch's audacious overnight transfer of his newspapers to Wapping, east London, in 1986 proved he hated the trade unions, but what he likes is more difficult to pinpoint.

Mr. Forrer's sometimes bumpy film has its share of the old habits that die hard in music documentary, like the compulsion to pinpoint the birth of hip-hop for the umpteenth time or to dip into bombast  (with the help of the narrator, Gene Simmons).

While using cell records like a map to pinpoint the caller's location (which prosecutors did in Adnan's case) rests to this day on shaky ground legally and scientifically, they were still be used to support the timeline of events that day.

A corporation like Apple needs to pinpoint where problems start in its supply chain, which can require difficult work and damage business relationships.

This new programme will be evidence-based – improving data collection on children, youth, women and violence in targeted communities, and using innovative techniques like SMS mapping to pinpoint danger zones.

Gathering customer feedback allows an organisation to pinpoint customer likes and dislikes and garner their opinions on all aspects of a business.