Sentence examples for this very precise from inspiring English sources

This very precise and useful phrase does NOT mean "raise the question" or "present the question" or "seem to skirt the question".

It's a cunning manoeuvre, this very precise branch of ad hominem attack, but it's essentially anti-intellectual – there's no room for ideas, all you have is tribal allegiance based on your financial circumstance.

"There are various computer programmes where you can input genetic information, family history and other things and it will calculate a figure, which is why she's got this very precise sounding number," says Dr Kat Arney, a senior science manager at Cancer Research UK.

Third, and of greater philosophical significance, it seems to me that there is an ultimate disconnect, although it is difficult to make this very precise, between the concept of "evil," on the one hand, and the notion of what is "bad" in typical Western systems of ethics, on the other.

Mr President, adoption of this report, of this very precise and lucid report by Mrs Mann, presents no particular difficulty.

This allows the very precise study of the Z, W and H bosons as well as the top quark, allowing for meaningful precision tests of the closure of the Standard Model.

"This is very precise filmmaking".

This allows very precise placement of the needle before firing and shortens the interval between obtaining an adequate position and firing; thus, the patient has less time to move out of position.

I think cloning does have some baggage attached to it," he said "We as scientists are very excited about this because of very precise changes, and we see this as very powerful, but whether the public will see that as inherently different is another matter altogether," he added.

This has a very precise meaning.

In another technique, called very long baseline interferometry (VLBI), simultaneous observations are made with radio telescopes thousands of kilometres apart; this technique requires very precise timing.