Sentence examples for this more accurate from inspiring English sources

This more accurate understanding of the word, however, should not obscure two more important, and far from benign, truths.

Investors welcomed this more accurate appraisal, but still fret about the government's unwillingness to use taxpayer money to help the banks write off the bulk of their debts.

The move also goes some way to dealing with the current inequity that most women can only access this more accurate screening method if they have the means to pay for it in the private sector".

The justices did not rule on what this more accurate count could be used for -- on whether, for example, it can be the basis for drawing the redistricting maps within states.

Of no Sicilian book is this more accurate than Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's slim epic, "The Leopard", which was published in November 1958 (translated by Archibald Colquhoun, Harvill £5.99; Pantheon $12).On the surface a portrait of an aristocratic Sicilian family set against the historical pivot of Garibaldi's unification conquest in 1860, "The Leopard" is also the distillation of an age.

Only by having lived with very "low confidence" (that is, endless preoccupation with others and their imagined opinions of me) and struggling daily with self-assertion, only by stripping the word "confident" itself of preconceived assumptions and smashing the concept with the mental Hammer of Truth, could I write this more accurate description of confidence.

This is more accurate than saying 'natural selection favored this particular trait'.

This provides "more accurate information on undernutrition, enabling better humanitarian programming decisions to be made", Grand said.

This enables more accurate analysis of the chosen composite materials.

This requires more accurate consideration of the electronic dispersion low, outgoing the frames of parabolic approximation.

This motivates more accurate determination of combustor boundary and temperature behaviour for thermoacoustic predictions.