Sentence examples for all inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

And we claim that all inaccuracy measures are produced by supplementing a measure of distance from calibration in this way.

"Not all inaccuracies cause harm or present any material risk of harm," said Justice Samuel A. Alito, speaking for the court in Spokeo vs. Robins.

Second, the numbers of the risk populations were derived from ICD-9-CM codes and are thus subject to all inaccuracies associated with discharge coding of patients.

However, all inaccuracies at the ab initio level are small compared to the simplifications made in step 3, where we assume the electronic wavefunction of the alkali atom to be fully static during the DFT-based simulation of the relaxation on the helium droplet.

This company's job is to dispute all inaccuracies in your defense.

'I'd have someone like you calling me and asking me why I didn't do something about all the inaccuracies.

Harold Bloom, the Yale and New York university Shakespearean scholar, said: "With all its inaccuracies, the movie is delightful and anything that encourages young people to love or discover Shakespeare is good.

Point out all the inaccuracies and I'll see what's laying around as a prize.

Of all the inaccuracies and myths that surround South Africa's former Apartheid government, the most persistent falsehood is that the Apartheid government was a purveyor of modern western capitalism.

The Torah has to put up with all these inaccuracies in order to achieve its main goal, which is taking humanity out of the sin of idolatry (by believing that God is one).

In most instances, blogging is all about inaccuracy, dick jokes, and blurry pictures of LOLCATS.