Sentence examples for precisely to that from inspiring English sources

As it has been presented to the public, the scientific consensus extended precisely to that which is now seems to be in question: the sensitivity of global temperature to increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Delpy turned down a role in the Danish filmmaker Lars von Trier's startlingly dark "Antichrist" — for which Charlotte Gainsbourg eventually got a best actress award at Cannes — precisely to that end.

Hulk owes his popularity precisely to that willingness to subjugate ego to team ethic (at national level at least), and that was perhaps why he operated largely on the left, occupying Darijo Srna, as Neymar drifted infield.

Osborne said Modi had a better chance of achieving economic reform than some recent Indian governments because "he's got this enormous mandate for change, [and] in his election he appeals precisely to that young aspirational Indian who wanted to see more economic development in their country and get away from the subsidy culture which had bedevilled a lot of Indian politics".

The ultimate goal is to get so good at predicting what customers want that, in the not-too-distant future, a TV show or movie calibrated precisely to that person's taste and habits will start playing whenever someone logs on to a site.

Drug therapeutic practice corresponds quite precisely to that reported in the literature, namely that one-third of the dementia patients receive anti-dementia therapy [ 15, 17].

Mr Hu is expected precisely to counter that charge.

Which raises a key question: Who was to decide how, precisely, to define that "legitimate sphere of state sovereignty"?

I was elected to the House of Commons precisely to do that and I certainly intend to continue doing so".

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

In the old days, the studios employed teams of screenwriters precisely to insure that a story hung together.