Sentence examples for precise enough that from inspiring English sources

Every now and then, the timing of a news event is precise enough that we probably can attribute a change in approval ratings to it.

At his death, in 2010, the promised symphony remained unfinished, but it was complete in sketch form, and indications for orchestration were precise enough that Górecki's son, Mikołaj, was able to fashion a convincing full score.

The alignment of the pyramids is precise enough that many scientists believe that the Egyptians had to have had a good knowledge of astronomy even though there is no record of it in ancient texts.

The gate pattern of the seven-speed unit is a bit crowded, but the shifter is precise enough that missed shifts never arise.

It's never going to be precise enough that you can't stop injuring people below the roof".

It should also be precise enough that players can readily recognize when they have won the game.

The auditors also said the agency's budgeting practices were not precise enough, and that 2008 was the sixth consecutive year they could not determine its actual costs.

This argument is not precise enough to prove that the resultant force is attractive, but an exact quantum mechanical calculation shows that it is if the protons are not too close together.

A core may now be entirely absent, as gravitational measurements are not yet precise enough to rule that possibility out entirely.

Although at first, this approach appears simple, it encounters the problem that cells do not possess calibrated sensors that are precise enough.

To warn of such a danger, a scientist and his team are using a laser system to bounce beams off the building, taking readings every half-second that are precise enough to measure tiny shifts in the building's motion.