Sentence examples similar to clear inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

The swiftboaters traded in clear inaccuracies, relied on a rightwing echo chamber and – while doing the GOP's bidding – kept at least the appearance of distance from George W Bush.

Lawyers say some of the additional charges against her contain clear inaccuracies in referring to dates and names.

For a while, moreover, he wasn't being directly challenged over some obvious and clear inaccuracies – though that has noticeably begun to change.

Updated at 5.30pm: The Bahraini embassy issued a statement at 5pm in which it said that the letter sent by the press freedom groups was "littered with clear fabrications, inaccuracies and innuendo".

It is not clear, however, how inaccuracy at different locations affects supply chain performance and how an effective cycle-count program for a multi-stage supply chain should be designed.

No disrespect to Nicki, but I need to clear up an inaccuracy.

Immediately take action to clear up any inaccuracies on your report.

"And the number of penalties they got through our inaccuracy, clearing our lines, was just not good enough.

Our study makes clear that the inaccuracies in estimation of the population denominator and the death numerator can result in serious underestimation of immigrant mortality.

Despite this, no clear relation between the inaccuracy for a single arrow and the error of the technique's result is apparent in these results.

If, for example, we look only at the 876 datasets that contain some inconsistency in the reporting of number of sex acts, then it is clear that there is substantial inaccuracy in the other methods as well: 68% of the CRFs, 53% of the coital diaries and 30% of the in-depth interviews were inaccurate when compared to the triangulated data.