Sentence examples for somewhat more precision from inspiring English sources

But offsetting these ethical dangers is the new technology's potential for (somewhat) more precision than the older, blunter weapons that it replaces, and the commensurate potential to reduce the civilian toll, or "collateral damage" in the ghastly euphemism.

"Our result is more significant because our precision is improved - somewhat more precise than all of the previous results put together," Dr Charles told BBC News.

Other tools offer more precision.

He delivered passes earlier, with more precision.

Weiner was somewhat more forthright.

A somewhat more subtle mistake.

On this, I am somewhat more skeptical.

Other Spaniards are somewhat more pragmatic.

Jackson, however, was somewhat more defiant.

The truth is somewhat more complex.

Others fare somewhat more poorly, however.