Sentence examples for accurately or not from inspiring English sources

Whether accurately or not, crack was perceived as a "black drug".

And studies show that managers often view telecommuters, accurately or not, as uncommitted.

But everyone expects (accurately or not) that gay men know all about flowers, tablecloths, food and fabulous clothes.

This is one of many accounts of the Bush presidency that, accurately or not, treats the president himself as an aside.

And they voiced a stoic unease with how their church has been portrayed, accurately or not, as a harbor for a small fraction of sexually predatory priests.

I want another taste of the Pentecostal frenzy that I remember, accurately or not, from the hot non-arena shows of my youth.

Accurately measured or not, Sweetney, like an assortment of the Knicks' frontcourt veterans, can look forward to giving away at least a couple of inches to opposing power forwards for the rest of his professional career.

It allows business managers to predict accurately, whether or not productivity gains, required to cost-justify new development effort, would be achieved.

The main reason lying behind the notable divergence in evaluation results was whether local stress condition could be accurately simulated or not.

Between 2003 and 2008, the number of stops and frisks — accurately reported or not — jumped five-fold to 540,302.

Using a gene prediction program which scans for a wide variety of promoters can help ensure genes are accurately predicted or not missed completely.