Sentence examples similar to accept as accurate from inspiring English sources

The official added that Mr. Axelrod's past appraisals were reviewed, although not accepted as accurate.

I was too trusting and I accepted as accurate reports that I now know to have been misleading".

While the Economic Policy Institute is known for its liberal views, its detailed analyses of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics are accepted as accurate by most economists and policy makers.

The story of Mary's appearance to Juan Diego was codified in the work of Miquel Sánchez in 1648, and an account in the indigenous language (Nahuatl) was published in 1649 and widely accepted as accurate.

His heirs, rather than Pepys himself, may have been responsible for this; and, in any case, if he himself controlled the record by destroying her complaint and leaving only his version, it is also true that his version was one she would probably have accepted as accurate and fair.

"People send in photocopies of tax returns, and in smaller buildings they are almost always accepted as accurate," Mr. Weinstein said, "but a building that does more rigorous exams could ask for certification from an accountant or even a copy from the I.R.S".

Two sets of figures are now accepted as accurate.

These industry-sourced numbers are neither independently verified nor universally accepted as accurate [11].

The solution to this issue is an auditability chain back to raw data that is universally accepted as accurate.

Causal inference derived from data itself with learning algorithms and little prior knowledge has been widely accepted as accurate (Hinton et al. 2006; LeCun et al. 2015).

In fact, it paid them vastly more and on a scale completely out of whack with the company's financial results–even if its reported financial results are accepted as accurate.