Sentence examples for beyond inaccurate from inspiring English sources

"This review could have been a great opportunity for government to get more nuance into the public discussion around the brotherhood – beyond inaccurate characterisations of it being a terrorist group on the one hand, or generally a pluralistic democratic one on the other," said HA Hellyer, of the Atlantic Council and the Royal United Services Institute.

Beyond inaccurate information, Nelson grossly misinterpreted my most basic sentiments.

Moore's passes are frequently inaccurate beyond 20 yards – and sometimes as short as 12 yards.

There's a growing number of services which are making it possible to look beyond slow and inaccurate citation counts.

Pressed about her plans, Ms. Grann later added, "Anything you write about my future would be inaccurate, beyond celebrating Yom Kippur".

Matthaeus et al. (2010) argue, based on Eulerian time correlation, that Taylor's hypothesis begins to be inaccurate beyond above 3 hours, which gives a constraint in our analysis method concerning the time-length of the measurement.

We are working with our legal advisors and the The Hindu to make it more clear that the article is completely inaccurate (beyond a few lines at the end of it with a "correction").

The NAACP and the Human Rights Campaign (an LGBT advocacy group) sent a joint letter to the network, saying "These remarks go beyond being outlandishly inaccurate and offensive.

Because the probability of multiple duplication events affecting a single gene increases, the pairwise estimate of the duplication rate becomes increasingly inaccurate beyond dS = 0.3.

Any reading into beyond that would be inaccurate and outrageous". "Earlier today I was discussing the Democratic primary history and in the course of that discussion mentioned the campaigns that both my husband and Senator Kennedy waged in California in June 1992 and 1968 and I was referencing those to make the point that we have had nomination primary contests that go into June.

Europeans were typically armed with smooth-bore muskets that had a maximum range of about 100 yards, but were inaccurate at ranges beyond half that distance.