Sentence examples for a gross inaccuracy from inspiring English sources
Just like the untruth that "very few cabin crew went on strike" according to Willie Walsh, when it has now been confirmed over that 70% took industrial action, the published cabin crew salaries present a gross inaccuracy.
A number of titles were described as being "guilty of gross libels" with "gross inaccuracy" in reporting criticised as "bluntly outrageous".
This bald assertion is worrisome, not only for its gross inaccuracy (which I will detail below), but more importantly for the message it sends out to collegiate coaches across the country, who continue to break the National Collegiate Athletic Association's rules and take advantage of student athletes.
Our model is robust to slight misspecification of the clonal genealogy, but gross inaccuracies would lead to misleading results.
"Furthermore, I am once again calling on Governor Romney to issue a similar call for the Super-PAC supporting him to edit or remove its ads which have been shown to contain gross inaccuracies, something the Governor has thus far refused to do," Gingrich added.
This illustrates the gross inaccuracies associated with current approaches to predicting future senior potential based on youthful performance.
It was a gross injustice.
That is a gross overstatement.
This is a gross simplification.
