Sentence examples for be equally accurate from inspiring English sources

Goofy would be equally accurate.

Or, if you'd prefer to think of history as running in reverse, then you can hear "Absolutego" as a meticulously structured composition, which would be equally accurate.

The tenuous equilibrium among the Noones changes when Billy's old school pal — old flame would be equally accurate — reappears in town.

It would be equally accurate to say that Obama, for the most part, has been following a consistent strategy — but one that many foreign-policy experts don't like, because it militates against American interventionism.

And deo declared the contest a tie: "If you define 'More accurate clock' as the one that differs less from the actual time, both clocks would be equally accurate, averaging incorrect by 3 00 00".

The approximate methods were found to be equally accurate for both longitudinal and flexural waves.

If the rest of ajho's predictions are equally accurate, then we should expect to end up with Cameron heading a minority government.

The two approaches were equally accurate about half of the time, but the data-based diagnoses substantially outperformed human judgment in nearly half of the studies.

Myler kicked both, but Ford was equally accurate, and shortly before the half-hour Leicester's backs, always the more creative, manufactured a gap for Billy Twelvetrees to make a half-break.

The Bulgarian, who memorably unveiled a t-shirt that was equally accurate and arrogant with the words 'keep calm and pass me the ball' during his time with Fulham, netted in the 1-0 win over Nice at the Stade Louis II.

On the other hand it is equally accurate to the clothoid.