Sentence examples for an imprecise account from inspiring English sources

General elections give an imprecise account of the complex and contradictory opinions held by tens of millions of people.

According to one imprecise account, the disc had been "borrowed" from Motown vaults in Los Angeles, "never put back, and found its way to England," John Manship, who organized the 2009 sale of the single, said in a BBC interview.

The rebuttal belittled the comptroller's findings, noting that the audit had found a "tiny fraction" of imprecise accounting by the corporation by amounts like 0.2 percent, 0.03 percent and 0.34 percent.

This is an imprecise number, intended to take into account a deluge of woes, an array of constantly changing and sometimes unpredictable climate phenomena including rising temperatures and sea levels, intense droughts and floods, and hampered agricultural production.

Structural equation models provided a useful approach to statistical analysis as they take into account that each PFAS measurement is likely to an imprecise indicator of the causative exposure.

It is an imprecise analogy.

"We know it is an imprecise system.

Risk assessment is an imprecise art.

DOING the arithmetic is an imprecise venture.

"It's an imprecise thing," Mr. Bewkes said.

There was only an imprecise emotional surfeit.