Sentence examples for precisely almost from inspiring English sources

But in my recollection, Dave spoke precisely, almost formally, the "Gs" at the ends of gerunds landing softly, not dropped.

The Old Testament was edited by Ernst Grabe in 1707-1720, aNewNew Testament in 1786 by Carl Gottfried Woide, in facsimile from wooden type, line for line, without intervals between the words, precisely almost as in original.

Arthur, the probably fictional war leader who was supposed to have stemmed the Saxon advance, could be located in the period, and enshrined as a great king, precisely because almost nothing was known about it.

That is precisely what almost all states have done, because they are legally barred from running deficits.

Googling is a verb in common use precisely because almost all of us armed with a computer and internet connection do it.

On the flipside, what happened to Milan at the Emirates – and more precisely, what almost happened – serves as a reminder for Napoli, too.

The National Museum in Cracow, Poland, lent "The Lady With an Ermine," whose precisely beautiful, almost geometric features and overly large, androgynous hand resting on the ermine's white fur may make it Leonardo's most dynamic painting.

The main building housing the intensive care unit and emergency rooms was "repeatedly, very precisely" hit almost every 15 minutes for more than an hour, the charity said, while most of the rest of the compound went untouched.

Because of its flexible modular design, TALEN technology can precisely target almost any gene of interest, making this approach highly suitable for editing cancer cell lines, thereby enabling functional analysis of complex cancer mutations.

Fernald estimates the trend in future G.D.P. growth at just 2.1 per cent per year — which is, by happenstance, almost precisely the rate at which the economy has been growing since the Great Recession ended in 2009.

For a critic, almost precisely the reverse is encouraged.