Sentence examples for precise that that from inspiring English sources
We can be even more precise that that, I think: it's the kind of snow you see covering the East Village street walked by Bob Dylan, arm-in-arm with Suzy Rotolo, on the cover on Freewheelin', as dawn breaks at behind them.
But O'Neill is more precise than that.
Or, to be precise, the triangle, that multipurpose dramatic configuration that has been in use since the days of Aeschylus.
(One quick remark: Rynasiewicz is probably right that the issues cannot be expressed in formally precise terms, but that does not mean that there are no looser philosophical affinities that shed useful light on the history).
Ireland, the Netherlands and other countries called for "meaningful human control" of lethal weapons to be enshrined in international law, although the meeting also admitted that the precise definition of that principle had yet to be clarified.
"My impression is that there is certainly a significant opportunity for Indian outsourcing companies," said B. Ramalinga Raju, chairman of Satyam Computer Services, another top Indian outsourcing company, adding that the precise size of that business will depend on "the speed and scale at which the carbon neutral policies are adopted by the global companies".
In light of the apparent importance of learning for SoA it is surprising that the precise mechanisms of that learning have received little attention.
The phenotypic observations from the inhibition of miR-125b and from increasing the levels of mature miR-125b after spinal cord injury suggest that a precise regulation of that miRNA is necessary to achieve functional regeneration in axolotl.
But we don't have a precise date for that".
What is the precise tally of that $8 million?
