Sentence examples for accurate to note from inspiring English sources

A campaign official said it would be accurate to note that he was helping with debate prep.

Shields could be accused, falsely, of being a little bit darling; but it would be more accurate to note that she is more than usually daring.

It's possibly unfair at this point, but still accurate, to note that while Brady wasn't given money for a suit, she was the daughter of a self-made millionaire – Terry Brady – who'd worked his way up in the printing industry.

I found the description totally flattering, and I think it's accurate to note a transformation of a poem once it has been set in New Yorker font and put in its little white window.

It's probably unfair to grouse about a teenager presenting a featherweight set of frenetic dancing and cranked-out vocals, but it's also accurate to note that the best thing about it was MNEK swaggering by, fresh from his own show, to pitch in on Never Forget You.

It is worthy to note that accurate determination of the amount and direction of dip of the buried target can be of a paramount importance for effective decision making on directional drilling.

It is important to note that accurate models that perform extremely well may perform poorly outside the data set they are built on.

If you can't make an accurate estimate, take a week to note down all the hours that you're occupied with work.

Here it is worth to note that, unfortunately, accurate estimates of absorbed fluence F c are not available in the experiments.

It's important to note that the most accurate way to check for a fever at home is to take an accurate temperature reading with a thermometer.

It is important to note that making an accurate saccade was the subject's only task demand.