Sentence examples for would have precisely from inspiring English sources

But because a progressive consumption tax would shelter savings from tax, it would have precisely the opposite effect.

Bertie's daughter becomes a suffocated 1960s housewife with a "praiseworthy bar that assured every guest would have precisely the cocktail he or she preferred".

Even as others fled in fear for their lives, she would have precisely 60 minutes to report to Reactor 3 to help contain the damage.

There could be miles and miles of those pointless little boxes, arranged across the plains, and any manager wishing to keep the old, mad ways would fly over for their match and gesticulate from that distance, safe in the knowledge that it would have precisely the same bearing on the action were he doing it in Middlesbrough as the midwest.

He then gave what was billed as a speech, a freewheeling rant in which he advocated free energy, water and public transport for all, promised to look after the nation's grandparents, pledged to outlaw GM crops, punish the bankers and floated various other idealistic policies that a lone MP in Westminster would have precisely no chance of implementing.

But they would have precisely the same rights and powers as heretofore, happily disencumbered of the detail.

Combine them, in fact, and you'd have precisely the kind of Oscar winner your mama used to make, combining epic sweep and intimate detail, and sweeping all the main categories.

Movies like Steel Magnolias or Waiting to Exhale or the all-female The Women wouldn't have precisely these problems – but it's still hard to imagine them with a male cast.

Similarly in the RIL mapping, had the tan1-a SNP not been represented the other SNPs in the data set would not have precisely tagged the Tannin1 gene.

A budget bill which would have done precisely that just failed in a cloture vote with the rather surprising margin of 47 to 52.

Clough would have done precisely the same.