Sentence examples for but imprecise from inspiring English sources

Their big, breezy thoughts made great, but imprecise reading.

The first generation of statements that the Internet democratizes was correct but imprecise.

But that focus exposes a flaw in the vodka boycott, well intentioned but imprecise.

He said it was vital that information published should be accurate, rather than prompt but imprecise.

The results were conclusive, but imprecise, because delegates simply raised placards to indicate support, union officials said.

GFR estimates from serum creatinine level provide an unbiased but imprecise estimate of GFR at single time points.

The association in the highest PFOA exposure group was largest but very imprecise for testicular cancer, and smaller but more precise for kidney cancer.

But how imprecise?

It was an earnest answer, but altogether imprecise.

Inevitably deprived of these, the baseball telecast is but an imprecise and irritating summation of events.

But these imprecise snapshots of the planet's gravity are no longer adequate, scientists say.