Sentence examples for precisely matches from inspiring English sources

The government's subsidy bill is $18 billion, again far higher than its spending on public schools and hospitals, and almost precisely matches its 11% budget deficit.

"The scope of what was withdrawn precisely matches the area in which the European Commission has been investigating," said Florian Müller, a patent consultant in Germering, Germany.

OS cartographers use this imagery to check that the raw data behind its mapping, which looks more like coloured lines on a black screen, precisely matches the real world.

The 21,000 additional American troops that Mr. Obama authorized after taking office in January almost precisely matches the original number of additional troops that President George W. Bush sent to Iraq two years ago.

In particular, he showed that the orbits and energies of the hydrogen atom, as described by Bohr's atomic model, correspond to the condition that the circumference of any orbit precisely matches an integral number of wavelengths λ of the matter waves of electrons.

All told, the 21,000 additional American troops that Mr. Obama will have authorized almost precisely matches the original number of additional troops that President George W. Bush sent to Iraq two years ago, bringing the overall American deployment in Afghanistan to about 60,000.

Its borders precisely match the building's former walls.

A team's shoes will precisely match one of the primary colors of its uniform.

While the flower motif is similar, the vest doesn't precisely match the suit.

The much heralded surpluses of the Howard/Costello government were precisely matched by non-government deficits.

His fanciest accoutrement was a stubbly, three-day growth that almost precisely matched his shaggy, grey-ish mop.