Sentence examples for close to accurately from inspiring English sources
The word "stingy" doesn't even come close to accurately describing the administration's pathetic initial offer of aid.
So when a piece of film or television comes close to accurately reflecting what being a teenager was really like, it's something quite special.
None of the 43 police forces in England and Wales comes close to accurately reflecting the ethnic makeup of its local population, analysis by the Guardian shows.
Four states are too close to accurately make any predictions at all.
Although the film Interstellar came pretty close to accurately depicting the (theoretical) appearance, of a black hole, since light cannot escape them, they're notoriously hard to illustrate.
Transcript: Most of us have siblings, but there have oddly been few movies that come close to accurately capturing what an actual sibling relationship is like.
Ripepe and his colleagues, who publish their study in the May 2005 issue of Geology, say that, when combined with new monitoring technology, the findings will bring scientists much closer to accurately predicting the behavior of volcanoes.
There is question, because some of my friends would disagree, but I think it's fairly clear that the behavioral theory comes closer to accurately describing what goes on in organizations.
In my view, Justice Anthony Kennedy's four-page concurring opinion comes closest to accurately calibrating the decision's rationale and reach.
But as supercomputing power continues to grow, giving researchers unprecedented capabilities for sifting through big data generated by ever-more-sensitive seismic sensors, unforeseen advances in our understanding will certainly drive us closer and closer to accurately forecasting the massive earthquakes that too often wreak havoc on millions of unprepared people around the world.
But Martin and colleague Lok Nath Lamsal say they're getting close to more accurately determining ground-level concentrations via satellite, having developed algorithms that resulted in an 86% correlation between satellite and ground measurements of NO2 in favorable circumstances.
