Sentence examples for big inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

After the loan was taken out, she said, she discovered a big inaccuracy: the paperwork reflected income of $6,015 a month in pension and disability payments.

Typically in a computer simulation, little errors in that starting snapshot can produce big inaccuracies as time flows and the atmosphere swirls.

Diebold says the biggest inaccuracy is that the film links the company to the contenious 2000 presidential election.

Naturally, nit-pickers, perhaps starting with his own children, could and probably have faulted Mr. McNally for inaccuracies big and small.

Besides, for the cellular automation, one of the most widely used microscopic traffic simulation models, its discreteness in both time and space can possibly cause inaccuracy or big errors in simulation results.

Big Sugar attacks the inaccuracy of its critics in comparison to data it claims to show what a great job the industry has done of cleaning up its pollution.

Inaccuracy is the big one: not only do machines still get things wrong, sometimes they get them horribly wrong.

However, inaccuracies are not a big concern as OSHPD performs systematic financial audits of their data.

The Magpies' inaccuracy in front of the big sticks has arguably already cost them a game or two this season, after they fell narrowly to the Hawks and Swans despite having more scoring shots.

Such electronic features reduce the inaccuracy of self-reported data, a big problem with paper diaries.

That inaccuracy is specific to the Southern Hemisphere, but is big enough, the scientists suggest, that global upper-ocean warming rates are also "biased low" - to the tune of 24% to 55%.