Sentence examples for fairly inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Much ink has already been spilt, much of it fairly inaccurate, about what the constitution says.

Unless Jake Locker – who, as a fairly inaccurate, run-first quarterback at Washington, is essentially another version of Young only with (Tennessee hopes) thicker skin and more maturity – gets on the field, defenses will have to at least hesitate before dialing in completely on Johnson.

It is more realistic as the masks are fairly inaccurate.

Traditional building automation systems rely on fairly inaccurate occupancy sensors and basic predictive control using oversimplified building thermal response models, all of which prevent such systems from reaching their full potential.

Proven to be fairly inaccurate in combat, FROG and SCUD missiles would be ineffective weapons carrying conventional high-explosive warheads.

Polls shift rapidly and often prove to be fairly inaccurate, even on the eve of the election….And races with several viable candidates, like the one the Republicans are contesting this year, are especially hard to predict.

he said, "And believe me: it will be much more difficult if our eventual nominee, fairly or not, is defined by inaccurate charges and countercharges -- from whatever source".

While your revenue figures were fairly accurate, your expense figures were inaccurate.

Update: This post from Eater makes a fairly damning observation: there is some inaccurate data among that Zagat content.

Certain predicted freeze point results were fairly accurate, whereas others were decidedly inaccurate, as indicated by the freeze point results of optimal mixture numbers two and nine.

It is fairly accurate in burst mode, very inaccurate otherwise.