Sentence examples for not precisely enough from inspiring English sources

But aside from Hugh Bonneville as the ODC's stressed boss and Jessica Hynes as an aggressively dim PR, the characters were not precisely enough drawn, relying instead on types and tropes from The Office.

Since qualitative method alone was not precisely enough to illustrate the formation of RS, we exploited the quantitative method to measure RS after chemical exposure in yeast.

The best stories here keep the rhetoric fierce and astringent; the lesser ones feel as if too much has been said, yet not quite precisely enough.

Indeed, these components have been developed with the intent to have a wide range of use, and so they implement functionalities which perhaps do not match precisely enough the demands of specific users.

Because of relatively small numbers of highly exposed participants, effects of noise exposure on BP were not estimated precisely enough in our study to reach definitive conclusions.

One of the explanations offered by the RAPID study team for their 3D-CRT APBI cosmesis results was lack of conformality, i.e., the breast volume receiving high radiation doses did not correspond precisely enough to the treatment target volume.

But most don't work precisely enough, and aren't effective both indoors and outside, he realized, after a scare when his own kid wandered away at Chicago's famous Millennium Park and they were separated for 20 stress-inducing minutes.

He began to use one of the washable markers (from the table that he was sitting at while doing arts and crafts), decided that it wasn't writing precisely enough, so walked into the kitchen, and pulled a permanent sharpie from the junk drawer.

However, cause-specific mortality rates for persons with these disorders who are not treated with GH have not been quantified precisely enough to allow comparison with GH-treated patients.

Mann said MPs had "not homed in precisely enough" on Osborne's answers about welfare and the chancellor would face more forensic questioning in the committee.

Ihn and her sisters Friedrich Eckoldt and Steinbrinck sortied again on the night of 18 December, but the British had turned off the navigation lights off Orfordness and the German were forced to abandon the attempt because they could not locate themselves precisely enough to lay the minefield in the proper position.