Sentence examples for all inaccurate from inspiring English sources

All inaccurate".

The office manual had four sentences about the Brady requirement, all inaccurate.

"A certain defect runs through everything – workmanship, roads, bridges, contracts, barter and sale and so forth – all inaccurate, all slovenly, all out of plumb and untrue".

But if advertising authorities banned all inaccurate, arguable or just plain ridiculous language on food packets, our nosh would have to be wrapped, as cigarettes soon will be, in completely blank packaging.

Typically, trust models (from CSS protocols) treat all inaccurate sensors the same way, in a loss of reputation.

Yet, the trust-based CSS protocols treat all inaccurate sensors the same way, in that they penalize secondary users and diminish sensor reputation all the same.

Indeed, a strong argument can be made to show that our perceptual experiences cannot all be inaccurate, or "modified," in this way.

As Ada, Michaela Dippel has spent the last decade beating back this all-too-inaccurate characterisation.

Locomotion adaptation triggered by pairing obstacle appearances with preceding tones at fixed time intervals was impaired in all four mouse lines, in that they all showed inaccurate and inconsistent adaptive walking patterns.

The report lists four major claims she made in the hearing, and provides evidence that all are inaccurate.

The only possible argument for this kind of language was that it was actually not all that inaccurate.