Sentence examples for more exact than from inspiring English sources

(Her African accent, too, is far more exact than that of her New York forbear).

Chow [11] first investigated the complete moment convergence, which is more exact than complete convergence.

Chow (1988 [8]) first investigated the complete moment convergence, which is more exact than complete convergence.

The complete field theory is more exact than the coupled-wave theory.

Measurement is a special type of evaluation that is more exact than either opinion or estimation.

StarMine makes no claim that its estimates are more exact than the consensus forecast.

His own critiques are apt to be more exacting than the critics', and also more constructive.

The show was more exacting than the one at the Music Hall, and a bit flatter.

Mastery is an illuminating book but its message (the secret of success is working incredibly hard for many years) is much tougher and more exacting than the follow-your-dreams manuals with which it will share the self-help shelves.

"Since 1993, 15 pieces of anti-money laundering legislation, each more exacting than the last, have been introduced," she points out, "and each time the government has justified the new measures by saying that money laundering is a massive threat to the integrity of the financial system.

Even managers of index funds—which seek to do nothing more exacting than track the stockmarket as a whole—have enjoyed juicy margins.There have been only two important exceptions to this rule: Vanguard, a fund-management firm devoted to low fees; and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), a relatively new breed that is, in essence, an index fund built into a stock.