Sentence examples for on how precisely from inspiring English sources

Development economists and historians disagree on how precisely poor nations become rich nations.

Ms German does not enlighten us on how, precisely, the British government is guilty of "war" against Ukraine or Russia.

Several states also voted on how precisely to divide the spoils of tobacco settlements.Not all the referendums that passed may seamlessly blend into the states' laws, of course.

So the new IPCC report will give a fuller and richer sense of how the climate works, but not greater certainty on how precisely it may behave over the coming decades and centuries.

How well a sound source can be localized depends on how precisely the TDOAs are estimated.

This effectiveness depends on how precisely the raw data can be approximated and how precisely these approximations can be compared.

Although proponents of all three approaches are attempting to make sense of our experience of temporally extended phenomena, there are divergences on the issue of how precisely this experience should be construed, and on several related matters.

A burglar who volunteered to wear a tag but then "carried on offending" was unaware of how precisely his movements could be followed, police said.

But Conservative Mr Herbert, a gay former minister, wrote on the ConservativeHome website: "How, precisely, would the the wedding of two people of the same sex in Weybridge change or devalue Philip Hammond's own marriage?" Campaign group the Coalition for Marriage has collected more than 600,000 signatures calling for the coalition to drop its same-sex marriage proposals.

How precisely these bolt-ons are approached remains to be seen, but this may be a route to addressing symptoms such as incontinence which are not captured directly by any of the current dimensions.

Hence, it needs to be seen how precisely auxin impacts on vacuolar morphology and whether these structures are still interconnected in high auxin conditions.