Sentence examples for more precisely at from inspiring English sources

More precisely: At what point is an act of war — because, of course, that's what the planned assassination is — justified?

More precisely: At what point is an act of war because, of course, that's what the planned assassination is justified?

Advertisers like them because they can be aimed more precisely at a target audience (with a particular demographic profile and browsing history) than, say, television or radio ads.

So I was quite sad to learn today that Elaine's will shut its doors for good on May 26th (or, more precisely, at 4 A.M. on the 27th).

If they cannot control their budgets now, they will face ever worse problems as the years roll by.So why not revise the pact, to aim it more precisely at these concerns?

"Navas... wants to continue his successful sporting career in English football, more precisely at a club at which he can continue to develop as a footballer, as he has publicly stated on various occasions in recent months," they added.

Genomic data from additional lineages of the Brassicales (e.g., from the Resedaceae in the core-Brassicales and Limnanthaceae not in the core-Brassicales) are needed to more precisely place At-β and to address if it correlates with the diversification of the core-Brassicales clade (Hall et al. 2004).

To address more precisely when the At-α and At-β events occurred and which plant lineages share these paleopolyploidizations, we sequenced and analyzed over 4,700 normalized expressed sequence tag sequences from the Cleomaceae, the sister family to the Brassicaceae.

It famously draws the poverty line at "a dollar a day", or more precisely $1.08 at 1993 purchasing-power parity (PPP).

Randomised preoperative trials have, in contrast to trials in metastatic disease, the advantage of offering a relatively homogeneous population of patients without previous treatment; hence, the therapeutic effect can be evaluated more precisely and at an early stage due to the pathological examination that takes place at the time of surgery.

Perhaps that would involve something like a regional sales-team model, or one more precisely directed at particular interest groups.