Sentence examples for was hardly precise from inspiring English sources

As his Cooperstown speech suggested, while Anderson was eminently quotable, he was hardly precise with his diction.

Perhaps the Indian National Congress in the 1950s, but the parallel is hardly precise.

After all, spotting the ball with an official's foot and then setting it down across the field is hardly precise, either.

While the Obama administration touts drones as a surgical weapon that keeps American soldiers out of harm's way, for the innocent victims, a.k.a. the "collateral damage," drone strikes are hardly precise.

'Informed" is hardly the precise word to account for the manipulation of Bush's impulses by cultish advisers with ulterior motives.

Outcomes are often vague, like being rich and happily married, which is hardly as precise as getting to Marv's Deli in Brooklyn by 7 p.m. on Thursday night.

David Luiz claimed that was his precise message to his team-mate, but there was hardly a rush to enforce Sarri's very specific demand.

He used so little of the road; the car was hardly ever out of shape, his driving silky smooth and ultra-precise.

Sucrose was hardly hydrolyzed.

Shareholder voting in director elections may be the primary means for shareholders to register their dissatisfaction, but it is hardly the most precise.

Ultrasonography can be used for clinical purposes and allows dynamic explorations but it is hardly used for precise anatomic investigations (Math et al. 2006).