Sentence examples for gross inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

A number of titles were described as being "guilty of gross libels" with "gross inaccuracy" in reporting criticised as "bluntly outrageous".

Just like the untruth that "very few cabin crew went on strike" according to Willie Walsh, when it has now been confirmed over that 70% took industrial action, the published cabin crew salaries present a gross inaccuracy.

Before becoming the medical examiner he had been an obstetrician, and during his tenure he has overseen a team whose work has repeatedly come under question for gross inaccuracy.

This bald assertion is worrisome, not only for its gross inaccuracy (which I will detail below), but more importantly for the message it sends out to collegiate coaches across the country, who continue to break the National Collegiate Athletic Association's rules and take advantage of student athletes.

Ascites has been associated with increased CL for compartmental models by 16 20 ml/min [ 4, 6, 9] and is considered by some to relatively contraindicate CL testing due to gross inaccuracy [ 2].

Mayor Michael A. Nutter signed the law in April amid concerns that some guides were perpetuating gross inaccuracies in city history.

Scott Einiger, a lawyer for Dr. Vaynshelbaum, denounced the State Health Department and Commissioner Novello for what he called gross inaccuracies and fabrications that amounted to an effort to smear his client and the Park Avenue mammography clinic.

Mayor Michael Nutter signed the measure into law in April amid concern that some guides were perpetuating gross inaccuracies, including the false claims that Benjamin Franklin had 69 illegitimate children and that Betsy Ross, a three-time widow, killed her husbands.

Disturbances are unwanted perturbations that can alter the response, the behaviour or the measured output of the controlled system, and consequently lead to gross inaccuracies in the tracking of a given reference.

[8] Estimates varied anywhere from 22 degrees west longitude to 50 degrees west longitude, not only through the pliable loyalties of court geographers, but also because of gross inaccuracies in estimates of the earth's size.

We do not have an effective way to measure this, however no gross inaccuracies were observed during testing, and in typical use the time will need to be reset at least twice per year for daylight savings time, at which time any inaccuracies will be reset.