Sentence examples for rather precisely from inspiring English sources

"23 yards," says David Moran, rather precisely.

As it happens, this verdict applies rather precisely to Gates himself.

He does none of this because he is brave and strong, but rather precisely because he isn't.

As a result, a reader must know rather precisely what is being discussed in order to read a text accurately.

And, despite his innocence – or, rather, precisely because of it – he refuses to answer back in kind.

The formulations were found to capture the contributions of both strengthening mechanisms in existing Cr containing martensitic steel grades rather precisely.

This chapter is about calculations that are loosely connected to fabrication rather than precisely a fabrication concern.

But he never makes professional predictions because it is better to be "broadly right rather than precisely wrong".

The question, rather, is precisely how should we calibrate the relative strengths of all five elements of our multocracy.

There's no such thing as "perfect" — just as we've learned over the years there's no such thing as "average". Be approximately correct about the top sub-segments to target, rather than precisely incorrect about the average.

If things do not differ they should not be called 'equal,' but rather, more precisely, 'identical,' as e.g., the morning and evening star.