Sentence examples for not very exact from inspiring English sources

A: First of all, probably the formulation of your question is not very exact.

This is not very exact, and a 0.4-millimetre hole would probably be just as good in practice.

"In the first albums the cars are not very exact, so I had trouble finding the closest match," Mr. de Dardel said in an e-mail message.

Using non-destructive optical techniques such as double-exposure speckle photography, extremely valuable results can be obtained, where mathematical methods are often not very exact.

Because what I get from you is, you've said this, and maybe you have an @ that indicates a user, and maybe recently there was a message from a user who has that name, who's on Twitter, but it's all kind of heuristics and maybe it works out OK and it's not a big deal, but it's not very exact, because I don't know exactly what you're responding to when you say something.

But then our standards are often not very exacting.

But having a thermometer in the truck, although critical, isn't very exact.

It is important to remember that your measurements aren't very exact, and your subject may need to be shorter or taller than what your measured out.

Do you think the number of visits you gave is exact, not very precise or a rough estimate?

This number may be precise but it is not very accurate, as the calculated exact mass is 184.1507.

Most runners don't use very exact methods or timing for doing fartlek training.