Sentence examples for received precisely from inspiring English sources

By that time, I had received precisely 11 e-mails about it.

To half the audience it seemed that Callas the soprano and Callas the woman received precisely the audience and critical drubbing they deserved.

Patient Y stayed only one midnight, so even if he received precisely the same care, he's a pumpkin, facing higher Part B co-pays.

Only 48 hours earlier, Mr. Bush received precisely the opposite advice from President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, who was invited to Camp David over the weekend and who pressed for a timeline for the establishment of a Palestinian state.

Missionaries received their mandate from Rome; the administration was given over to apostolic vicars (bishops of territories having no ordinary hierarchy) and prefects (having episcopal powers, but not necessarily bishops) who were directly dependent on the Propaganda, from which they received precisely described faculties.

Newton also tested the principle for bodies whose masses differ greatly, by observing that Jupiter and its four moons all received precisely the same acceleration from the sun's gravitational field.

If a film seemingly made for the express purpose of piling up Oscar nominations then receives precisely none, does it make a sound?

At the other end of the working spectrum, a 16-year-old living at home who chooses unemployment rather than college or training receives precisely nothing from the state, while a teenager at the further education college is eligible for the means-tested Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) of up to £30 a week.

But it has operated essentially as an electronic pipeline, moving orders from the point of origin to the fund companies -- not as a time-stamp, verifying exactly when orders were received and precisely from whom.

Mr. Bernstein declined to say how much money they received or precisely what percentage was sold.

The reaction Feltz received is precisely the reason why coming forward is not "perfectly simple" at all – it's a terrifying decision fraught with risk and the prospect of being re-victimised, blamed and labelled for ever.