Sentence examples for failed accurately from inspiring English sources
The original failed accurately to reflect the content of the article by incorrectly stating that Caroline Criado-Perez was still receiving rape threats.
But a report by the State Department in 2010 concluded that Palestinian textbooks merely showed "imbalance, bias, and inaccuracy", and failed accurately to depict today's political reality; they did not incite violence against Jews.Samira Alayan, a researcher at the Georg Eckert Institute, says that Palestinian history textbooks do not deny that Jews have lived in Palestine throughout history.
However, the model failed accurately predicting the shear capacity of the anchors in this study, likely because the exiting model does not consider partial support from concrete cover before spalling.
Critical errors by several staff officers, and by Joseph Stalin himself, who failed accurately to estimate the 6th Army's potential and overestimated their own newly trained forces, led to a successful German pincer attack which cut off advancing Soviet troops from the rest of the front.
Like Agriculture Bag, Pentair had also failed to accurately monitor and report its discharges of stormwater into the Bay.
But, as this entire election has shown, opinion polls failed to accurately reflect the views of the constituency.
And two-thirds of the trials failed to accurately report the toxicity of the intervention under study, the researchers found.
The fitness to practice hearing will also be told that the doctors failed to accurately inform the committee about the number of patients involved in the trial.
The department had anticipated that, but its studies had failed to accurately calculate how much pyrite there was, and how "hot," or acidic, it was.
"More often, however," it adds, "the ballots were discarded because the voting machine failed to accurately record the intention of the voter".
The results of the survey suggest that pre-election polling may have failed to accurately reflect the electorate's preferences because those interviewed were not selected randomly.
