Sentence examples for doubts the accuracy from inspiring English sources

Siobhan (Sam Bennettt, 55, who heads the nonpartisan Women's Campaign Fund, doubts the accuracy of reports on the growing rate of women running for office.

Sarandos also doubts the accuracy of network figures, which are generally extrapolated from sample audiences, and so he refuses to put out his own ratings which "are accurate to the minute and to the device – so you would get an apples and oranges comparison".

I doubt the accuracy of that figure.

Many people doubted the accuracy of political polling this year.

The New Zealand prime minister, John Key, also doubted the accuracy of the Sri Lankan tests.

That was my setting, but I doubted the accuracy of my memories.

This led us to doubt the accuracy of the BNP values.

The scene feels at once authentic — we have little reason to doubt the accuracy of his report — and somehow staged.

Kevin Wynne, vice president of sports properties at Madison Square Garden, said he had no reason to doubt the accuracy of the scale.

But if they have read Stein's other autobiographies they will not doubt the accuracy of Sevareid's reporting.

Mr. Freeman said the owners doubted the accuracy of the tests on the four sheep and believed the government was looking for an excuse to slaughter the sheep.