Sentences with word «precisely»

Second, it should have precisely the exact copy you would see on the landing page when people click on the ad.

Week in and week out, they practice and set up each shot in precisely the same way.

The men's soccer team currently sits between Bahrain and Niger in the international rankings, but that's precisely the point, according to the CSA's strategic plan.

Their leaders will not know precisely what he plans to say and do in Israel and they certainly do not want to spurn the vice president.

And that will be impossible to determine until further details are sorted out, like when, precisely, the conversion from security to equity would occur.

We need to train ourselves to be alone with our thoughts precisely because it's hard (so hard, in fact, that one recent study found many people would rather give themselves an electric shock than do it).

While Ells does not describe precisely what he saw on the farm, it ultimately fortified Chipotle's vision of Food With Integrity — which today includes sustainably raised, organic and locally - sourced ingredients whenever possible.

Aircraft turbine manufacturers brag about single - digit percentage gains in fuel efficiency precisely because those machines are near thermodynamic limits in converting heat to thrust.

TransCanada blinked, offering to reroute the pipeline to avoid the aquifer — precisely the outcome Heineman sought.

No one knows precisely.»

«Second, women who initiate have maximum choice of precisely who they want to have sex with.

And yet I'm hopeful precisely because of this generation of kids.

According to most experts, one of the major reasons why businesses fail is because they do not offer what people are looking for, or more precisely offer what nobody wants.

That pursuit of innovation is precisely the kind of behaviour that is a marker for long - term success, as measured by revenue growth, going public or being acquired and rolled up into something larger.

A person with expertise in all three arms of online marketing, namely SEO, content and social media can implement a more precisely coordinated marketing campaign.

Indeed, the consensus at the bank might be shifting in favour of doing precisely that.

Ken Odeluga, a market analyst at City Index, told BI: «The key for the moment seems to be more about gold's role as a counterweight to the dollar and, more precisely, as the inverse of the Federal Reserve's willingness to create more ideal dollar conditions by tightening policy.»

«We see so many organizations that do precisely the opposite,» the authors write.

No one knows precisely,» Cuenca said.

Pope Francis continued, «The witness of the social dignity of marriage shall become persuasive, precisely by this way: the way of witness that attracts.»

Before this question can be answered it is desirable to see precisely why it presents itself.

And that is precisely the allure of today's social media: by enlarging our impersonal connections, it seems to free us from those closer, trickier, more personal ones.

And it is precisely that which makes Facebook Advertising a new competitor to PR.

Today, it's not happening, and it's precisely the problem Nelson Peltz is targeting.

«If you've been watching that channel, you may have noticed CNN's anchors suggesting that Donna Brazile can not be trusted, precisely because she took part in efforts to break the primaries for Clinton.»

The fear of being bossed around by a united, hostile, and alien Europe has been part of the British (more precisely, the English) national identity since at least the 16th century.

Many of the new digital and data tools aren't so much about providing care, but rather about making that care more efficient, smarter, and precisely delivered.

Please «Tell the world» precisely how you plan to opt out on Black Friday («Hiking»?

The thought that any entrepreneurial enterprise could be traitorous seems far - fetched, but it is precisely the dilemma faced by business leaders that stand in the way of the government's demands.

Here are some women entrepreneurs in both health care and tech who might not precisely fit Holmes's category (no co-founder, venture backing), but definitely deserve to be better - known.

But those contacts, conclude the authors, are precisely the ones who can tell you what you don't already know.

«It's something we are very focused on and have very specific and aggressive goals internally,» she says, although she declines to say precisely what those goals are.

When every member finishes the exercise, that team knows precisely what it's on the hook to accomplish.

But a boycott isn't necessarily in anyone's interest either — it is arguably better to allow Russia a moment in the limelight, precisely because some of that light will shine into the dark corner that is Russia's treatment of its gay citizens.

«People who would benefit — people with not enough resources for a long retirement — will tend not to buy [QLACs] precisely because they don't have enough resources,» Chen said.

Sheindlin's method of proving her worth, rather than negotiating around it, is precisely what personal finance expert Ramit Sethi says he would advise any professional looking to increase their salary to do.

Bogle told me that he favors a speculation and derivatives tax precisely because of market changes «in the last quarter century» and the fact that «we've taken almost all the friction out of the system.»

«While the debt ratio is high historically speaking, there is no way of precisely determining whether the current ratio is too high,» said the memo, which was written last August.

In fact, that we got along so well and thought so similarly was precisely the problem.

They don't tell us precisely what is causing disease or how it happens in the body.

That, of course, is precisely the criticism that Rosen used to make about his own salespeople.

And that seems to be precisely what he's getting: in his commentary, Ludlow has been scathingly critical of protectonist moves like steel tariffs.

-- that is precisely what a team of researchers has tried to do in a recent academic paper.

This is precisely the reason «Black Mirror» is so compelling.

It's precisely such bonehead behavior that makes IVP's Maltz hate the unicorn label.

Spanish journalist Javier Espinosa, who was held by the IS in Syria for more than six months after his abduction in September 2013, said Emwazi would explain precisely how the militants would carry out a beheading.

I've also sampled Cadillac Super Cruise and am comfortable saying that it is fully capable of hands - free operation — as long as it's operating in a very precisely defined environment.

It posts a reminder message on your iOS device's (iPhone, iPod touch and iPad) home screen precisely when it's time to get up and go.

Launched from Florida nearly five years ago, Juno needed to be precisely positioned, ignite its main engine at exactly the right time and keep it firing for 35 minutes to become only the second spacecraft to orbit Jupiter.

In the end, this book reminds us that the presence of Justice Sotomayor on the Supreme Court brings to that ancient institution precisely the sort of diversity it sorely needs.