Sentence examples for precisely too from inspiring English sources

Or, more precisely, too big to be allowed to fail.

As for Mr. Bakrie, he has been battling the perception that he is precisely too ruthless.

In the expression homo est species the term homo has suppositio simplex, but this is precisely too what the term homo signifies.

For farmers, drone-gathered data yields heat maps and other visualizations that can guide them to irrigate only where moisture is needed, or apply pesticides, fertilizers or herbicides precisely too.

And they can pin down the formation times of relatively small bodies such as asteroids precisely, too, by noting when these objects underwent extensive melting — a consequence, in part, of the heat generated by the collision and fusion of these objects' building-block "planetesimals".

Erotophobia leads us to trivialize all that is just too blatantly erotic, too "flamboyantly" sexual, precisely because of the power of the erotic.

Too much force keeps the stylus from following the groove precisely, while too little force will cause the stylus to lose contact with the groove.

And precisely how, too, did Gotabaya Rajapaksa help with the Australian request to find Mr Gunaratnam?

His people are precisely located, too, behaving in ways that are typical of their sex, class, and upbringing.

But our problem right now is precisely that too many people want to park their money in American debt instead of buying goods and services — which is why the interest rate on long-term U.S. bonds is only 2 percent.

But of the many failures of logic and foresight of that investment, which I made in 2010, the one that stings the most is not realizing that so few restaurants in New York make money precisely because too many restaurants in New York have investors like me.