Sentence examples for precise aim from inspiring English sources

"We always had a precise aim point".

He grabbed an iron crowbar that was lying on the ballast and, with precise aim, thrust it between the spokes of one of the rapidly revolving front wheels.

The Somerset spinner is brought into the attack with the precise aim of prising Sehwag's wicket and it pays off - somehow.

Just now in the chamber we saw him shift his sights, to take precise aim at members of the prime minister's kitchen cabinet.

What do oral historians, journalists and scholars of contemporary history do when false information is knowingly transmitted with the precise aim of enhancing distrust?

Indeed, the laughter that greets the show today is tinged with surprise at how eerily some of its jokes seem to take precise aim, from decades back, at current affairs.

"Most of their targets were very precise, aimed at the right people in the right places.

However, being productive is only getting one's foot in the door – even outstanding productivity doesn't help if there isn't a fantastic research plan, complete with precise aims and outcomes.

In the ensuing weeks, there was much discussion about the proper boundaries between science and politics, the precise aims of the March for Science, and whether scientists should take part in it.

Organisations planning a social media campaign around hunger and nutrition also need to be clear about the precise aims of the campaign, says Jenny Ricks, director of policy, advocacy and campaigns at ActionAid UK.

Though troops are instructed to aim them below the waist, "sometimes it is difficult to go in for precise aimed fire at a moving, bending and running target," the police explained in response to a lawsuit seeking to ban their use.