Sentence examples for accurately fail from inspiring English sources

In just a few months, the FCC is expected to enact new rules that would allow (or, perhaps more accurately, fail to disallow) ISPs to provide "fast lanes" for companies who could afford to cough up the dough.

This answer highlights a major problem with the way we account for the costs -- or, more accurately, fail to do so -- of fossil fuel production in this country.

The continuity assumption breaks down because of two features of the example: the concentration of the electric charge on a point particle, and the way we have treated (or, more accurately, failed to treat) the point P, the edge of L+ (and L-).

Or perhaps, more accurately, failed to discard it.

An evasive/selective UNSC similarly responded to, or more accurately, failed to adequately address the conflict and genocide in Bosnia & Herzegovina (BiH) during the 1990s.

Although the RSF model can extract part of the objects accurately, it fails to segment the white disc and is sensitive to noise (see Figure 4c).

Ribosomes that are accurately assembled but fail to function are exported to the cytoplasm and degraded by a process referred to as nonfunctional ribosomal decay.

Jenkins's statistics -- 16 tackles and 1 sack -- fail to accurately represent his impact.

If they fail to accurately target me, I'll end up with a less relevant feed.

An important barrier however is that simulation tools fail to accurately predict the actual energy consumption.

However, both URANS and LES fail to accurately estimate the compressor performance (efficiency and pressure ratio).