Sentence examples for precisely children from inspiring English sources

More precisely, children who more frequently watched the TV news estimated higher levels of crime occurring in a distant American city.

More precisely, children viewed a series of slides of animals and following each slide they had to predict whether there would be a good outcome (i.e., a smiling face) or a bad outcome (i.e., a scared face).

More precisely, children who reported "a lot of fear" to FSSC-R items such as "Being hit by a car or truck," "Snakes," and so forth, were given a short questionnaire that asked them whether they had experienced conditioning, modeling, and/or threat information events in relation to these stimuli and situations.

It is precisely the children who face the greatest losses from this administration's policies, as rates of poverty for children and families increase and schools suffer from financing crises.

We know precisely why children are surviving.

The Marines are vulnerable precisely because children are vulnerable.

Suddenly, they — or more precisely, their children — had an extra week of vacation on the books.

Of course, that's precisely how children are at that age.

The school serves precisely the children that city officials say they want to reach — 95 percent of the 240 qualify for subsidized lunches.

Teenagers, suicidal or not, make life difficult for parents precisely because children are reluctant to accept that they have less than perfect parents.

More precisely, young children have difficulty ignoring irrelevant information and attending to relevant information when examining alternatives.