Sentence examples for To accurate from inspiring English sources
adjective
In exact or careful conformity to truth; the result of care or pains; free from failure, error, or defect; exact; as, an accurate calculator; an accurate measure; accurate expression, knowledge, etc.
Our access to accurate and timely information is poor.
Tyco International is ridiculously cheap if the company's profit forecast is even remotely close to accurate.
Asked about Mr. Stark's analysis, Representative Fletcher said: "I don't think that's anywhere close to accurate.
Do nations or governments have a right to accurate representation in fiction?
In addition to accurate putting, Aoki also had luck on his side today.
The society is fighting for the right of investors to accurate financial information.
New Yorkers have the right to accurate information about what's going on in our communities.
We can -- indeed, we must -- ensure that all young people have access to accurate, timely information about sexual orientation.
If nothing else, a passenger trapped in a hub-and-spoke nightmare is entitled to accurate information.
Having access to accurate data should mean commissioners get better at understanding local needs and planning appropriate services.
Added to accurate records of flood patterns dating back for centuries, Nilometers were a necessary tool for control of Egypt.
