Sentence examples for precisely that only from inspiring English sources

But the purpose of a backstop is precisely that – only to be used as a last resort.

All of it was carefully stenciled in by hand by someone using a black Sharpie, so neatly and precisely that only when you look at it very closely can you tell it was not machine-lettered or engraved.

This is the primary source of the number that's cited repeatedly, that 40% of Americans don't any cash for emergency expenses, or, more precisely, that only 59% of Americans say that they could cover a $400 expense with cash or a "cash equivalent" such as putting the charge on a credit card and paying it off at the end of the month.

The hiring committee will be on the lookout for precisely that attitude, not only during your talk but also during individual meetings and chats.

To maintain ESC identity, the genome is precisely controlled so that only stem cell-specific transcription programs are turned on while lineage-specific programs are silenced1,2.

More precisely, we find that only the areas that are uplifting at a rate faster than 0.3 mm·yr− 1 can yield the extreme values for these indices, implying that these extreme values are indicative of fast uplifting areas.

Estimation of attributable risks enabled us to precisely identify that only 10% of MC may be attributed to a birth weight greater than 4500 g, which is almost identical to the contribution of prolonged labor.

I am embarrassed to precisely that extent.

Precisely that is needed.

When asked precisely that question, only 21% said they would, compared with 47% who said the contrary.Ms D'Arpizio wants luxury firms to tailor their products, advertising and distribution more specifically to different sorts of customers.

Making this even more off-putting is that the second of the studies he likes doesn't even say that precisely, but says only that there isn't enough evidence to say for absolute certain there's a problem, though there could be.