Sentence examples for accurate makes from inspiring English sources

The company claims its battery will last up to one month – which, if accurate, makes the product more compelling than a number of fitness trackers which have to be charged with far more frequency.

The new approach makes the system more accurate, makes the transmitter independent of the receivers and does not require the need of calculating the time delay term that is inherent in traditional systems due to delays caused by the electronic circuitry.

The accompanying charts, published in 1863, were the most complete and accurate made until that time.

A spokesman for Toro said the 50-job figure was not accurate, making it one of a number of reports with apparent errors.

But the cloven hooves and porcine eyes (if not the long, marsupial tail where a curly flourish would have been more accurate) make the artist's intention clear.

It has very wide viewing angles, the colours are crisp and rich, and it's sharp and accurate, making text easy on the eyes.

Repeat steps 1 through 5 if fit is not accurate Make sure you are comfortable with your mouthpiece.

If you plan on measuring things that are small or you need to be extremely accurate, make sure the ruler you use has these marks.

If you're seventy or eighty per cent accurate, that makes you one of the best".

An accurate count makes sure that federal dollars are distributed fairly and that electoral boundaries reflect the population.

"It's so hyper accurate it makes you question other previous depictions of North Korea," he said.