Pinpoint
pinpoint (verb) - identify or locate precisely
pinpoint exactly
pinpoint precisely
pinpoint the precise number
pinpoint precision
pinpoint accurately
pinpoint the cause
pinpoint the origins
pinpoint the problem
pinpoint the nature of
pinpoint the source
pinpoint as
pinpoint as the cause
pinpoint as the problem
pinpoint as the root of the problem
pinpoint the location
pinpoint the precise location
unable to pinpoint
may never be able to pinpoint
try to pinpoint
impossible to pinpoint
difficult to pinpoint
easy to pinpoint
help pinpoint
pinpoint potential threats
pinpoint targets
pinpoint targeting capability
pinpoint the culprits
Example sentences:
* GPS technology now allows us to pinpoint the exact position of a person talking on a mobile phone.
* I need your expert advice to help pinpoint problems in our manufacturing operations.
* An increase in accounts receivables was pinpointed as the root of the cashflow problem.
* Despite the impossibility of pinpointing her cause of death, CSI did it anyway.
* Using this map you'll be able to pinpoint the locations of all the archaeological sites you wish to visit.
* We've been investigating the case for months but still can't pinpoint the culprits.
* This technique may not be able to pinpoint the problem, but at least it will narrow it down.
* It's hard to pinpoint exactly what their goals are.
* Microbiologists tried to pinpoint the nature and source of the mailed anthrax virus.
* "Pinpoint the mystery disease's cause ASAP," ordered the managing director of the hospital.
* The World Health Organisation has not been able to pinpoint the origins of the disease yet.
* "It's not always easy to pinpoint exactly what made a person shoot their true love down."
* The sources of his succcess are easy enough to pinpoint.
* The police used a computer to pinpoint his exact location in Bangkok.
