Sentence examples for barely accurate from inspiring English sources
A genealogist later revealed that Warren's claim was barely accurate: her great-great-great grandmother claimed Cherokee heritage in the 1890s.
That's barely more accurate, he said, than putting a platypus "in the duck box or a beaver box".
Democrats frantically conducted head counts late today, with many acknowledging that their tallies were barely more accurate than a reading of tea leaves, as fence-sitters nervously tried to decide which side to embrace.
Just being accurate, too.
The tireless investigative journalist Andrew Jennings has been blowing his whistle in the wind a lot of the time for though his information was correct and his exposes accurate, it barely seemed to matter once another successful tournament got under way.
To be accurate, the skirt should barely cover your underwear - so if you lengthen it, make sure the pleats open halfway down the skirt.
Channel statistical properties are essential for sparse Bayesian methods to obtain accurate CSI; however, it is barely accessible in massive MIMO systems due to the larger number of antennas at the BS.
It's an assertion that is accurate, but could be made about barely any other EU country outside the Iberian peninsula.
Even though his leg-break barely turns off the straight, he has been relatively accurate.
