Sentence examples for precise new from inspiring English sources

Viewed in this light, insisting on precise new estimates can seem morally obtuse, beside the point.

"These new people will give the president the chance to provide a precise new agenda".

Mr. Putin has already hinted that he will raise taxes on Russian oil companies, although he has not set any precise new tax rates.

Mr. Rehn said Monday that financial markets, which have punished Greek bonds, would be reassured only if there were "precise new measures".

Whatever agreement is reached by the main Westminster parties on the precise new powers for Holyrood in the event of a no vote, the nature of the north-south relationship has to be different.

A precise new way of measuring the viscosity of thin lubricants of film earned SHIRA BILLET and DORA SOSNOWIK first place in the team category of the national Siemens Westinghouse Science and Technology Competition.

These unsettling thoughts may creep up on you as you read "The Infatuations," the precise, haunting new novel by Spanish author Javier Marías.

Through Oct. 7 There is a lot going on in and among the works in Carissa Rodriguez's surgically precise New York gallery debut.

In a meticulous, charming performance that will appeal most to those with an interest in New York history, Bree Benton, whose alter ego is Poor Baby Bree, speaks in a precise New York accent that doesn't exist anymore.

Its pacing is impressively precise, introducing new items regularly enough to prevent minds from wandering, yet the imposing atmosphere and those gorgeous otherworldly environments are unable to disguise the fact that it's never particularly exciting to play.

The re-study of the so-called "Hensonina lenticularis" Moullade and Peybernés, 1973, a non-valid genus synonymous of Involutina hungarica (Sidó) from several localities of the Iberian Peninsula allowed us to precise some new data on the architecture, palaeoenvironment, palaeocology, age and palaeobiogeography of this Cretaceous involutinid.