Sentence examples for could be accurate from inspiring English sources

I could be accurate; I could describe them.

I also wondered, in terms of simple fact, if it could be accurate to say that Cheney and Powell were worse than he.

His next throw could aggravate the tendinitis in his right elbow, the ball could flutter like a Frisbee and cause George Steinbrenner to screech again, or it could be accurate.

An expert rifleman can hit a target at 500 yards with the kind of weapon probably used in these killings, Mr. Riehl said, while even a novice with some practice could be accurate within 200 yards.

"That could be accurate that I prejudged him," Ryan said, "But trust me, when I came here, I was his coach, he was one of us, and I became a Jet".

Dr. Dimitri Christakis, who studies the impact of technology on the brain and is the director of the Center for Child Health, Behavior and Development at Seattle Children's Hospital, emphasized that teachers' views were subjective but nevertheless could be accurate in sensing dwindling attention spans among students.

And it doesn't really matter that the thing could never be accurate.

I couldn't be accurate about the area that was targeted.

Interviews with the soldiers themselves suggest that the official assessment of the brutality could well be accurate.

In later years, though, the annual memo scaled back that position, declaring only that "many in the census debate believe" that tradition methods could not be accurate.

The memo thus indicates that in 1997, Mr. Bush approved a state document that found traditional census methods could never be accurate.