Meanings of lack precision in English

Some of them lack precision and aren't able to go where conditions are most dangerous.

They possess a fine flow of speech, but they lack precision and grace of sentiment.

Like almost all our countrymen, you lack precision.

Many of the controls lack precision, too.

TIRED Movement controls lack precision.

Owing to limited long-term data and lack of genetic information, current risk tools lack precision among young potential living kidney donors, particularly African Americans (AAs).

Guidance on sex lacked precision as well.

So-and-so wrote too slowly; another lacked precision and sparkle; another really had to be kept in his assigned job.

Biggar missed an early penalty and Plisson also lacked precision with the boot as both sides played it tight.

Polokwane City did most of the attacking in the early stages however they lacked precision in their final pass and finishing.

The seven instead voiced concern that the legislation " lacks precision in key respects, (and) infringes on certain fundamental rights".

The final communiqué lacked precision, but for the first time there was something resembling a plausible global framework for bank recapitalisation.

The choice of words was often far from perfect, as George Sand's vocabulary was often uncertain, and her expression lacked precision and relief.

"In all cases in life it is better to be the other person," observed Spicca, thoughtfully, though the remark lacked precision.