Sentence examples for accurate making from inspiring English sources

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

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

According to statistics from Mollom (they publish a full scorecard here), the service is 99.94% accurate, making 6 mistakes per 10,000 comments, but one key to the service is its ability to learn as it goes along, so the team is aiming to improve those figures over time.

Although none of these assumptions is likely to be completely accurate, making a precise estimate of the impact of type specific immunity impossible to determine, it is reasonable to conclude that the presence of some degree of type specific immunity should serve to reduce the number of recurrent infections.

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

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.

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.

The pumpkin war ends with some accurate shot making, but not without technical angle.

However because of their spatial nature they may not be so accurate while making station-specific predictions.

In addition, the authors were more concerned about corporations from "home" and, thus, were more accurate when making related forecasts.