Sentence examples for limited but precise from inspiring English sources

I see now that my impulse to write this story, and several like-minded stories that followed, was to prove something to my parents: that I understood, on my own terms, in my own words, in a limited but precise way, the world they came from.

Unlike Scalia, Kennedy wrote, "I would not foreclose all possibility of judicial relief if some limited and precise rationale were found to correct an established violation of the Constitution in some redistricting cases".

He saved his questions for the Wisconsin attorneys defending the G.O.P. maps, and one question in particular appeared to show that he was casting toward the "limited and precise" constitutional standard he sought in Vieth.

But precise comparisons are difficult.

His handwriting is crowded but precise.

In their very essence, they are limited and precise.

"I would not foreclose all possibility of judicial relief if some limited and precise rationale were found to correct an established violation of the Constitution in some redistricting cases," Kennedy wrote at the time.

Candy making is simple but precise work.

The data on the scale of the problem seems limited and precise quantifications of costs and benefits of the option packages was not feasible.

Limited but workable government.

A reduction in ONH blood perfusion at higher IOP's was also observed, but shadow from overlying retinal vessels at lower IOP's limited precise measurements of changes in ONH capillary perfusion compared to baseline.