Sentence examples for Being inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Other times, local people's estimates of chicken flock sizes end up being inaccurate.

"Is there a difference between something being inaccurate or false?" Mr. Martens shot back.

That meant Wendy had numerous binders full of records, each with a very high risk of being inaccurate.

Besides being inaccurate even at the time, she actually finds fault in the fact that fewer Israelis died.

Best before and sell-by dates have been strongly criticised for being inaccurate – leading to perfectly fresh food being binned.

As a result, there may be egregious errors in our routing logic that could lead to these paths being inaccurate representations of the path packets actually take.

According to PAW, on Alumni Day Charlie Gibson '65 apparently attacked President Trump for Trump's tweets criticizing some in the press as being inaccurate (Princetonians, March 21).

This school year, the department reviewed thousands of books and rejected 21 titles, generally for being inaccurate or out of date.

For the first time, "journalists being inaccurate isn't particularly upsetting or offensive to me," she said (and was that tea she was sipping as she spoke?).

Depending on their choices, advocacy groups or individuals of one political persuasion or another accuse them of being inaccurate, retreating into euphemism or taking sides.

Far from being inaccurate, the ASA has ruled that it is right to say teachers can earn up to £65,000 – as many outstanding individuals do.