Sentence examples for unparalleled precision from inspiring English sources

Confirming the capture on Sunday, defense secretary Chuck Hagel said the operation, along with a near simultaneous special operations raid in Somalia, demonstrated "the unparalleled precision, global reach, and capabilities of the United States military".

But the US defence secretary, Chuck Hagel, said the operation in Somalia, along with a near-simultaneous one in Libya, demonstrated the "unparalleled precision, global reach and capabilities" of US counter-terrorism.

"I want to commend all of the service members who were involved in the planning and execution of these two operations, which demonstrate the unparalleled precision, global reach, and capabilities of the United States military," Hagel said.

Little said: "While the operation did not result in Ikrima's capture, US military personnel conducted the operation with unparalleled precision and demonstrated that the United States can put direct pressure on al-Shabaab leadership at any time of our choosing".

Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel issued a statement on Sunday, commending those involved in the two missions, which he said "demonstrate the unparalleled precision, global reach, and capabilities of the United States military".

2016 was a big year for technology virtual reality got more hands-on, robots got a lot smarter, and researchers learned how to study individual human cells with unparalleled precision.

His three laws of motion and his law of universal gravitation provided the science of moving bodies with unparalleled mathematical precision.

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The ripples of the flesh, the marks on the skin, the man's musculature are rendered with a precision unparalleled in the work of earlier painters.

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The third of 18 children in a Hungarian family of goldsmiths, he apprenticed as metalworker from a very young age, his exacting skills evident later in the unparalleled detail and precision of his famed woodcuts, engravings, and etchings.