Sentence examples for more precisely to from inspiring English sources

More precisely, to frustrated lust; still more precisely, to frustrated male lust.

Or, more precisely, to be allowed to fail.

Or, more precisely, to Gogol's severe gastric problems.

And they want programs tailored more precisely to the job market of the moment.

Their lives have contracted to the private sphere or, more precisely, to the sphere of reproduction.

These would be tailored more and more precisely to trigger our desires.

Or more precisely: to what extent do we believe that some good may come of it?

From the perfunctory to the expendable, or more precisely to The Expendables 2 (2012, LionsGate, 15).

It can, for instance, be more difficult to train clever dogs, since clever dogs respond more precisely to words.

Now, doctors are taking their ideas to the streets, or more precisely, to where people come in off the streets.

"This means we could accurately identify men who would benefit from VTP and deliver treatment more precisely to the tumour.