Sentence examples for will be precisely from inspiring English sources

In fact the agora, the shared space of the polis, will be precisely what has vanished.

On July 20, the anniversary of landing on the moon, I will be precisely 79 and a half.

The moral hazard complaint makes perfect sense as the beneficiaries will be precisely those homeowners who took out unaffordable loans and the banks that lent to them.

For most people however, that vague sense of needing something beyond the confines of ordinary, everyday life will be precisely what keeps them interested.

There will be precisely ten (or fourteen, or thirty-three) inems in this text, and they will pertain to precisely this stated topic.

Indeed this "trade-off" judgement will be precisely the role of Monitor, but who imagines that Monitor will do anything other than prioritise competition?

The ability of the executive branch to "classify and declassify things at will" is precisely why it would be bad policy to make it a felony to leak classified information, writes Bradford Plumer at Mother Jones's MoJo Blog.

We know humans have a significant role in changing the climate, but also that the future risks of such interventions cannot and will not be precisely described.

The effect of the logical analysis of which we spoke will then be precisely this – to articulate the sense clearly.

When these direct repeats contain a mutation, this mutation will then be precisely introduced into the genome.

The hope that all will be saved is precisely that, a hope.