Sentence examples for managed to precisely from inspiring English sources

After several years, no one's managed to precisely nail it — no device will ever manage to straddle the line as the perfect laptop and tablet.

By recreating the image of the historically untainted building, it manages to precisely reverse the original modernist ethos.

But if a poll does manage to precisely forecast the results of the Jan . 3caucuses, that is probably more coincidence than polling accuracy.

As always, Wendy refused to toe any party line; the student became heroic, and the play managed to explore precisely how the Democrats lost the country.

He answered that longevity and close proximity to nature had also bred a keen ability to cope with disaster — the shrine had managed to survive precisely because it had learned to adapt — but that the scales were tipping.

The police later managed to time it precisely, using a surveillance camera that points directly at the street from a house a couple of doors to the north.

This holiday got plenty of discussion, including editorials (against) in the local papers, though I never managed to find out precisely where on the calendar it fell.

That is, how had Aston managed to transform a precisely proportioned two-door grand tourer — the DB9 — into a longer four-door car that was every bit as striking?

Namely, some say they have managed to stay afloat precisely because they have been more frugal all along, and that those habits will help them succeed over the long run.

When the big four cellular companies decided to hike the price of sending a text message, they all managed to settle on precisely the same increase.

And in fact, pollsters and analysts say, Mr. Putin, a 47-year-old former K.G.B. agent who took over as acting president last New Year's Eve after just four months as prime minister, has managed to remain remarkably popular precisely because he has religiously shunned any one ideology.