Sentence examples for precise people from inspiring English sources

"It's my opinion that the senior management of the company are very precise people.

"I do often end up playing pedantic, precise people but I don't mind that I suppose".

Friendly and professional, her answers to questions are extremely long and detailed; she's one of those precise people who dislikes leaving anything out.

Most Catholics — meaning, to be more precise, people who were raised Catholic or converted as adults and continue to take church teachings and practices seriously — now reserve the right to reject doctrines insisted on by their bishops and to interpret in their own way the doctrines that they do accept.

Publishers benefit from greater monetization of their first-party audiences against their premium inventory, while advertisers win with precise, people-based campaigns by seeing a greater return on ad spend.

For centuries, engineers have concentrated on developing machines that were stronger, faster and more precise than people.

But however they felt about the precise comparison, people who recalled World War II had their memories jarred by today's events.

About one in 20 men is estimated to have Peyronie's, but figures are not precise because people with the condition tend not to discuss it publicly.

We first demonstrate that subjective audio visual timing judgements are more precise when people report a high, as opposed to a low, level of confidence.

iPad owners are more than twice as likely (113 percent more likely, to be precise) as people playing games on iPhone to respond to interstitial ads and purchase new gaming titles based on that marketing channel, Chartboost finds, and iPod touch owners are more than 85percentt more likely to do the same.

To be more precise, Kansas people aren't the problem.