Sentence examples for were quite precise from inspiring English sources

Their plans were quite precise: they wouldn't attack women, or the elderly, or children like themselves.

The instructions for making incense were quite precise, and the Bible describes the recipe in detail.

Despite the bias, the estimates were quite precise (RSE, 3.7 6.3%) which means that all the single imputed simulated data sets gave similar estimates.

Snowden has been quite precise.

However, domain specific modeling languages (DSMLs) are quite precise for their domains.

Mr. Falcón was quite precise about just where he was a pain.

And the language is quite precise but all of it sounds a bit falsetto.

She showed him, he explained, how "it actually can be quite precise and very specific".

Simulation results indicate that the simulation models are quite precise and simulation times of a few minutes are possible for systems with a hundred of cores.

The Court begins its rejection of the four-part test by announcing that the procedural duty imposed on the agencies by § 102(2)(C) is "quite precise" and leaves a court "no authority to depart from the statutory language..

These limitations are quite precise, and their nature suggests that the Framers did not intend to impose additional limitations on the form of the Senate proceedings by the use of the word "try" in the first sentence.