Sentence examples for for inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

Any glitch in the computerization increases the chances for inaccuracy.

The Independent Press Standards Organization in Britain issued several rulings for inaccuracy — including one for the headline "Queen Backs Brexit," which ran in The Sun.

Melbourne's midfield received silver service from a dominant Max Gawn (48 outs, two goals) but paid the price for inaccuracy and a number of dismal forward entries.

Far be it for a blog to cite another blog for inaccuracy, but there's no Stevie Wonder song called "Here I Am Baby".

Politicians have grown used to harsh onscreen treatment, having learned that there is a degree of latitude for inaccuracy and strong protection against libel suits.

He noted the soundness of the reports — of the 50 million the company issued last year, only 3,600 were disputed for inaccuracy.

It carries apologies for inaccuracies virtually every week.

Apple's service has been widely ridiculed for inaccuracies in addresses, mislabeled landmarks and other mistakes.

Start by ordering copies of your credit reports and reviewing them for inaccuracies or disputes.

Critics have also faulted the film for inaccuracies and hyperbole, though Mr. Aksoy stressed that he had employed Ottoman scholars.

Abbe Smith, a professor of law at Georgetown, took "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll" to task for inaccuracies.