Sentence examples for arguably inaccurate from inspiring English sources
Horizon astronomy is arguably inaccurate, due to variations in refraction.
The previous guidelines which stated that "the approach to managing cough in children is similar to the approach in adults" [ 34] was arguably inaccurate.
However, the manual tracing process is time consuming [ 2, 3] and arguably unreliable and inaccurate because it is highly operator dependent.
He wrote that a Syngenta-funded review of the atrazine literature had arguably misrepresented more than fifty studies and made a hundred and forty-four inaccurate or misleading statements, of which "96.5% appeared to be beneficial for Syngenta".
Arguably, it is as important to understand why a counselled person's perception of risk is inaccurate, so that this can be explored and any obvious misperceptions (such as belief that similarity in appearance indicates similarity in risk) addressed.
Qualifications, arguably.
It's factually inaccurate.
