Sentence examples for or accurately from inspiring English sources

The union maintained that QuesTec could not evaluate umpires fairly or accurately.

It is difficult to type quickly or accurately if you have anything bigger than a child's fingers.

Instead, Trump directed his ire at the media that he says has not fairly or accurately covered his candidacy.

Early sailors were tied to the coast, incapable of navigating without reference to land or accurately measuring distances at sea.

This measures how much influence happy or sad words have on how quickly or accurately a person performs a task.

None too modestly -- or accurately -- The Times described its new 13-story tower as "New-York's Loftiest and Most Beautiful Building".

In Coriolanus, by contrast, we encounter a man of action in the prime of life, a condition that most of us (wishfully or accurately) equate with our own.

Monitoring or accurately predicting manure quantities and nutrient concentrations is important for dairy farms facing strict environmental regulations.

Vision companies have competed to develop better methods to process images, so that important features can be seen more quickly or accurately.

To answer the question, I focused on the phrase "precise revision". I took that to mean the revision that most precisely, exactly or accurately reproduces the original.

For example, they may have learned how to manage relationships, but they never truly learned to empathize or read people fully or accurately.