Sentence examples for an inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 18 December 2014 to remove an inaccuracy.

The map, however, contains an inaccuracy that leaves a false impression.

And the story also included an inaccuracy in breach of clause 1.

That is enough of an inaccuracy to make the sensor nearly useless to a competitive athlete.

Once an inaccuracy is in circulation it is treated as an established fact and rehashed and reused.

Editing of the original story introduced an inaccuracy about the location of the restaurant allegedly serving dolphin meat to customers.

It is ludicrous that it can take just 20 minutes to publish an inaccuracy, and three months to remove it.

Vestiges of honor require that I address an inaccuracy in the excellent "Never Going Back" that credited me with patrolling the Mekong Delta during the Vietnam War.

The name "Old Catholic" is sometimes used of other small sects directed by episcopi vagantes (see episcopus vagans), or unrecognized bishops; but this is an inaccuracy.

There are around a hundred characters in it and to say they are in search of a plot would be an inaccuracy.

Critics of similar technologies, however, have worried that an inaccuracy — alerting when someone pulls out a cellphone instead of a gun — could have fatal consequences.