precisely造句

It's precisely that angst that Peter Buffett taps into.

Oddly enough, that is precisely what I intend.

But one astronomer has just done precisely that.

Their design then unfolded precisely as the Shah and Bhutto had predicted.

It is precisely this characterization of women that has enabled and engendered patriarchy.

"That is precisely the reason we are going in that direction," she says.

It was precisely at this juncture that the boss found himself in a dilemma.

The pattern of grazing or foraging independently of everyone else teaches precisely the opposite lesson.

The chain was there, precisely where it should be, and he slipped the gold links over the head.

SOMETIMES the biggest changes in society are the hardest to spot precisely because they are hiding in plain sight.

It is precisely because we have not lost, that we are not afraid of losing. A fool never dread failure!

The style, with round perforations intended to flush water from the shoe, was invented precisely for the slosh.

He dives into a step more intently, and shows it to us more precisely, than anyone else.

In its pausing position, a locker device is set symmetrically to precisely and credibly locate the proper position of the revolver.

Even when it is impossible to achieve true molecular specificity, it may be possible to aim light precisely at defined cells.

It may be precisely because Mr Obama anticipates fierce haggling with the Republicans over the next few months that he conceded so little ground in his speech.

If the clocks on the different telescopes didn't agree precisely, for example, then their calculations of the asteroid's location at a given moment would conflict, distorting his trajectory.

The colors in the study were precisely equated in hue, brightness, and chroma (intensity) to insure that reactions were not attributable to these other qualities of color.

Unlike a Ferrari, for example, a Rolls-Royce is defined not by the sound its engine makes, but by silence and torque. Those, as it happens, are precisely the qualities of electric motors.

Seismologists may not be able to forecast earthquakes precisely but it would be deplorable if they were to resign themselves to modelling just the regular, gradual movements of tectonic plates.

Any one unit of money is as good as any other, and indeed it is precisely for its homogeneity, divisibility, and recognizability that the market chooses gold as money in the first place.

These are precisely the issues that he should have defined in collaboration with Congress. Now that he claims inherent power, why can't he redefine U.S. objectives on his own?

Experts say it's wrong to assume that if a school has an 80 percent graduation rate, its dropout rate is 20 percent - precisely because there's no single definition of what a dropout is.

Most current software also takes no notice of context. When a user is struggling with a particularly difficult spreadsheet on a tight deadline, for example, the application offers precisely as much help as it offers when he is noodling with numbers in his spare time.

The misdeeds of Lin Biao and the Gang of Four aroused the resolute opposition of the whole Chinese people as well as of the whole Party precisely because Lin Biao and the Gang cast aside the Chinese Communist Party, the long-tested leading force that maintains flesh-and-blood ties with the masses.