Sentence examples for apparently inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Some apparently inaccurate bombs destroyed houses with no evident connection to the Taliban or Al Qaeda.

Because if the footage is truthful and gritty – in fact exactly like what I see everyday with my own eyes – then it's stigmatising and apparently inaccurate.

The subcommittee on Israel's intelligence agencies cited the same kinds of apparently inaccurate assessments on unconventional weapons that have also prompted inquiries in the United States and Britain.

The case against Mr. Krone was largely circumstantial, including expert but apparently inaccurate testimony that his teeth matched bite marks on the victim.

And as the reaction from Julian Sanchez and Matt Yglesias shows, I was not alone in that apparently inaccurate belief.

Conversely, the doctor's competence would be questioned when experiencing an apparently inaccurate diagnosis, lack of examination, and/or treatments which did not result in improved heath outcomes.

The abbreviated campaign season, held during the summer when many city residents are away at weekend houses or traveling abroad, not only gave Mr. Sobyanin that advantage, but also apparently contributed to inaccurate polling results that put Mr. Navalny's support in the single digits just days before the election.

However, the force field appeared inaccurate apparently in predicting the nucleic loop conformations.

However, the mayor was actually in Bamako at the time of the alleged events, and was apparently relying on inaccurate information from Timbuktu.

However, the method is susceptible to variation in DNA quality and often gives apparently precise, but inaccurate, results at multicopy loci.

On Jan . 24 this year Greenwell's allegations of inaccurate sampling apparently proved true.