Sentence examples for nearly precisely from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the two halves of HP have nearly precisely the same amount of revenue: around $14 billion per quarter.

This squares with another data source tracking the Mt. Gox Bitcoin-Dollar exchange rate, which places the current trading range at nearly precisely the $118 level.

That's nearly precisely what is happening here with Windows RT, which is being spoon-fed some Windows 10 features without allowing for a full update.

The company guided for between $63 and $64 million in top line for its fiscal first quarter, placing its own guidance nearly precisely in line with market expectations.

Separately, the Threshold leaks are nearly precisely what you would expect of them: The fusion of some Metro elements into a bolstered desktop.

This allows the Moon to cover the Sun nearly precisely in total solar eclipse.

The great importance of the atomic number derives from the observation that all atoms with the same atomic number have nearly, if not precisely, identical chemical properties.

TCBTC is posted nearly every Thursday, precisely when we get around to it.

Or, more precisely, nearly upon us, because the robotic vacuum cleaners I tested actually bear a much closer resemblance to the quirky appliances on The Flintstones than they do to the flawlessly performing bots featured on The Jetsons.

On this particular Saturday, relative newcomer to the world of watch auctions, Phillips, managed to set the world record for a Rolex wristwatch at auction when the Antimagnetique Reference 4113 from 1942 sold for nearly $2.5 million (more precisely: 2,405,000 Swiss francs) at the unique Start-Stop-Reset auction of stainless steel chronographs.

Moreover, the harms are often diffuse externalities that are nearly impossible to precisely quantify whereas the profits are concentrated and very easily counted.