Sentence examples for both inaccurate from inspiring English sources

The headline was both inaccurate and offensive.

Such a view is both inaccurate and dangerous.

This is both inaccurate and out of touch with young people.

To continually blame KeySpan for the oil industry's supply problems is both inaccurate and unproductive.

CBS is dismissing ABC's research presentation as both inaccurate and misleading.

Signora added, "Claims to the contrary are both inaccurate and unfair".

Accordingly, clinical examination is inaccurate both for predicting the presence or absence of nerve root impingement, and for clarifying the relevant level and side in patients with multiple positive imaging findings.

The earliest references to Arctic exploration are shrouded in obscurity as a result both of inaccurate ideas of the shape of the Earth and of primitive navigation techniques, which make it difficult to interpret early maps and accounts of voyages.

Mather believes that this kind of coverage gives both an inaccurate and negative impression of what it is like to work on volcanoes.

Eurogamer editor Oli Welsh criticized both the inaccurate controls and limited improvements, stating that Wii Sports is a superior alternative.

To focus on 1940s precedents without acknowledging and engaging with these subsequent legal steps would represent both an inaccurate and a propagandistic use of history for present purposes.