We have to change it to something much more technical.

The question gets more precise.

To be more precise, they lead you there.

I think we should make this even more explicit.

And if you want to get more specific, it's actually specific zip codes.

But to get back to a more exact science, what about the gun, Robbie?

To be sure, China s situation is more extreme than Japan s.

And that kind of gave me the inspiration or rather to be precise, it gave my wife the inspiration.

And that kind of gave me the inspiration or rather to be precise, it gave my wife the inspiration.

The case of Playboy is a much more accurate barometer of the state of religious radicalism in Indonesia.

His forecast turned out to be accurate.

More precisely, the effective safeguarding of human rights is possible only in a democratic framework.

And this indeed does happen, and so user testing is, sort of, by definition going to be more accurate.

He didn't give a precise answer.

Let me be very careful.

Twentytwo, to be exact, I think, Elizabeth.

Send it around with a detailed description.

Four minutes, to be exact.

quot Amongst the laws that govern human societies, there is one that seems clearer and more precise than all others.

Our study is an impression of the moon's surface.

For young men of course.

Oh no, they were brilliantly accurate.

Five twentyone to be exact.

War correspondent, to be quite accurate.

The second element involves ascertaining thoroughly not only the commitment of donors to transferring resources, but the form this aid will take and the timetable of its availability.

You'll have to be a bit more accurate than that, old boy... unless it's a very large ghost.

I think your answer is accurate.

Or to be precise, I do what the rest of 'em want.

The real crisis of the EU and the monetary union is not financial but political or, more precisely, it is a leadership crisis.

As our understanding of the characteristics of a particular patient s illness becomes increasingly precise, treatment will become increasingly effective and will reduce the risk of side effects.

But then the transition won't be 100 accurate.

But is this an accurate description of slow growing countries?

Pop culture is perhaps the clearest example of this universality.

I find words with concise definitions to be the easiest to remember.

To be precise, I go, because I am forced to.

Any mandate for peacekeeping forces should be clear and precise.

They can check that the announced result of the election is the correct one.

Yeah, it was Monday. I hesitated to say so.

He also suggested that in the fourteenth preambular paragraph, the word migrants should be replaced by immigrants , which was more accurate in that context.

However, by comparing data that ties together both density and diversity from what we hear, I'm able to arrive at much more precise fitness outcomes.

Einstein has been able to describe gravity in terms of warps and curves in space in fact, space and time, to be more precise.

Our study is an impression of the moon's surface. It's not a street map.

However, in the 19th century, these weapons were largely replaced on the battlefield with breechloading rifled firearms, which were more accurate over longer ranges.

Furthermore, the expression quot State presumed to be affected quot was not entirely accurate it would be better to refer to a quot State likely to be affected quot .

If train traffic on certain routes increased, it suggested that army food supplies were being delivered, thus hinting at impending military action.