Sentence examples for With inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

What has been learnt has mainly been gleaned from personal testimony and, as ever, it can be tinged with inaccuracy, misinformation and, especially, in this instance, political prejudice.

At the other end of the life spectrum, conditions such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease are also associated with inaccuracy in timing short intervals, as well as with difficulty in travelling back in subjective time to remember the past.

Next, the position is measured with inaccuracy δq.

Then, its position is measured with inaccuracy δq, and after this, its final momentum is measured with an inaccuracy δpf.

Similar issues are raised (Kempe et al. 2003) together with inaccuracy issues when there are failures in the network.

As a consequence, such data are liable to include some outliers, with uncertainties associated with inaccuracy and imprecision when measuring a given deposit.

(Even the accompanying "fact sheet" was filled with inaccuracies).

Mrs. Hope's letter, Mr. Marr said, was "filled with inaccuracies".

Beware upon reading that Jay Carney says media coverage thus far has been riddled with inaccuracies.

Newspaper stories, however, have been filled with inaccuracies, and reporters have investigated her personal life.

A spokeswoman for the conservation department, Jennifer Post, said the audit was riddled with inaccuracies.