Sentence examples for would be precise from inspiring English sources

Given Benayahu's scholarly background and the historical significance of the codex, you would assume that there would be precise notes detailing its condition and the number of pages it contained, and yet apart from the name Keter Aram Tzova — the manuscript's Hebrew name — no further details were provided.

Robotic means for tissue sampling, as developed for the Virtopsy project [ 27] would be precise and fast.

Nathan Bostock, who has quit as finance director to join Santander, said there would be a "substantial loss" but would not be precise.

It is tempting to pass her off as an enigma, but that wouldn't be precise or fair.

For a model like that to be successful, the technology for brewing at home would have to be precise enough to replicate the taste closely, but that's where the standardization they are going for comes into play.

Therefore, the results would be more precise and accurate than those evaluated without applying this internal quality control.

"Reconnectionism", if it weren't such an appalling word, would be more precise.

'We enjoy being forced' "I would be more precise, even," he replies.

His chefs would be so precise that they could work on carpeting.

"The terms of my deal with the Tories would be very precise and simple.

It would be more precise to say that portraiture has been a casualty.