Sentence examples for precisely the taking from inspiring English sources

Or, more precisely, the taking of pictures of crime that the United States government would rather have kept hidden.

This, he said, is precisely the argument taking place in Islam now.

This interaction was precisely the approach taken by Xerox in developing its recently announced Docutech System.

This book promises to explain to liberals how, precisely, the society took the law back from the liberal orthodoxy that prevailed through the 1970s.

This was precisely the tack taken by the National Academy of Sciences when it issued its landmark report on diet and cancer in 1982.

Yet that was precisely the approach taken by Jennifer Homans, a former professional ballet dancer turned historian and critic, whose enormous new history of classical ballet, "Apollo's Angels," was published this month.

This was precisely the position taken by the White House … even though at the time US planes were dropping bombs in Libya, firing missiles from off-shore and, according to some reports, coordinating with British forward air controllers on the ground.

The idea of a company microsite -- a collection of Web pages within another company's site -- is precisely the approach taken by Beauty Junglecom, a beauty goods retailer that made its debut in November.com

That strategy--anticipating the situation--describes precisely the approach taken by Nic Richmond, who studies lunar and martian magnetism.

North Sea oil and gas reserves (or more precisely the tax take from Scotland's share) are vital to the Scottish government's case for independence.

This is precisely the position taken by challengers to the Obama administration in the King v. Burwell case that the Supreme Court will decide in a matter of days.