Sentence examples for precisely ended from inspiring English sources

FIVE years after Massachusetts voters ended rent regulation or, more precisely, ended it in Boston, Brookline and Cambridge, the three cities that still had some form of rent control -- rents have taken sizable jumps, the cities are spiffier and less pockmarked by deteriorating neighborhoods and many poorer people have been forced to move to communities farther from the urban core.

More precisely, it ended Van der Sar's stretch of impregnability in the league at 1,311 minutes.

How precisely to end that violence is a difficult matter, and one for which there is no single answer.

The predecessors of the E.U. were created precisely to end the cycle of conflict between Germany and its neighbors that imposed on humankind the worst suffering in history.

We continue buying things to make us feel good but the overwhelming accumulation of these items in our homes is precisely what ends up making us feel stressed, depressed and overwhelmed.

Or more precisely, it ends.

At 4 00 precisely, the drone ended.

But a home is precisely what he ended up with.

Her bangs ended precisely above her eyes, and she smiled often, though she seemed unconcerned about whether anyone liked her.

But it was precisely when Israel ended its occupation of Gaza that Hamas increased its rocket attacks against Israeli civilians.

The tunes never exploded, and each one ended precisely, narrowing to a little ribbon of dry single notes.