Sentence examples for precise in doing from inspiring English sources

But the council, ruling in response to a complaint brought by a British charity, is expected to judge that French law is not "sufficiently clear, binding and precise" in doing so.

Coping is not a precise science but an exercise in doing what can be accomplished.

"Professor Brasseur's work helps in doing the precise analysis of what the movements of the stomach walls are doing to the contents of the stomach," said Konrad Schultz, a professor in the department of internal medicine at the University of Iowa.

In doing so, precise control of distances between two or more nanoparticles or proteins with nanometer resolution can be achieved.

These results demonstrate fMRI procedures that can accommodate rapid, arbitrarily timed events and, in doing so, provide precise temporal estimates of the hemodynamic response.

In doing so, the sensitisation estimate is less precise.

Whichever statistics you choose, none takes into account machinery - or, to be more precise, drivers doing mesmerising things in sub-standard cars.

And, to the extent we can, use overt as well as covert activities to improve target information, to gather intelligence that will enable us to be more precise in what we do and to force people to move and change what they're doing, to raise the cost of what they're doing, to attempt to reduce the number of people around the globe who support them and finance them.

I loved him because he was so precise in how he did his work".

Its author pined for a lost England (a lost Acton, to be precise) in which she did not feel like a stranger.

There's still an opportunity, we have to be very precise in what we do and take advantage of the game.