Sentence examples for not always precise from inspiring English sources
The veteran conductor Julius Rudel, taking over for James Levine, led a stylish, supple if not always precise performance.
Mr. Gomes was not always precise in his solos, but there was depth in his overall performance.
Mr. Perlman's execution was not always precise, but his deeply engaged playing still conveyed its long-familiar generosity.
Other presidential libraries have them: they are the most popular stop on tours, but not always precise.
Most critically, Wade and Bosh looked fully engaged and active, even if they were not always precise.
Although some organisations collect and analyse data on potential collisions, they are not always precise and there are gaps in their knowledge as the recent collision has shown.
Einstein wasn't precise about what this meant, and Mr. Gleick isn't always precise either.
His command wasn't always precise, and he temporarily lost velocity when he encountered elbow and shoulder problems.
Humphrey's ideas are appealing, but they aren't always precise, and it will take a lot of empirical work to discover whether they are true.
As such, they serve little medical purpose, but are an important way of letting people know what is happening and aren't scientific definitions, so aren't always precise.
Waymo says it found that riders aren't always precise about specifying pickup points, and unlike with an Uber driver, for instance, you can't just call someone directly to clarify where you want to meet.
