Sentence examples for not precisely right from inspiring English sources
The second hypothesis is that we got the period in which rice is sensitive to cold not precisely right and were thus calculating temperature effect over the wrong period.
This is not precisely right.
Sometimes, there may be no suitable word, but always try as hard as you can to come up with at least one, even if it is not precisely the right meaning.
For Clayton Montgomery, 57, a retired state department of transportation worker in Waynesville, N.C., the numbers may not be precisely right, but the broad outlines rang true.
"The timing didn't work precisely right," she said.
The UN report seems to be silent on this topic, presumably because it is not precisely a human rights abuse, which is the subject of the document.
Perhaps the union's Web site does not get the balance precisely right.
That need for speed is going to mean he's not going to get it precisely right the first time.
I've never heard a Martian sandstorm (and I presume Murakami hasn't either, although one wonders) yet the simile seems, in its strangeness, precisely right.
But critics may rightly ask: Is this not precisely the kind of information that stockholders, the owners of the company, have a right to know?
