Sentence examples for has been imprecise from inspiring English sources

40 mins: Wolfsburg's menace is latent: you can see that Grafite and Dzeko has quick understanding but so far they have just failed to connect because one or other has been imprecise when it came to the would-be killer pass: Grafite was guilty that time, his attempted ball to Dzeko being easily read by Hangeland.

Even then, the wording of the subsequent amendments has been imprecise and ambiguous, with lawyers still debating the practicalities of conducting prosecutions under these acts.

The identification of Vibrios isolated from the aquaculture environment has been imprecise and requires many biochemical and/or physiological tests.

Instead, he said, he had been imprecise.

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. told Senate Republicans on Tuesday that the Justice Department provided "inaccurate" information to Congress on the "Fast and Furious" gun-trafficking sting and said that his congressional testimony about when he learned of the controversial operation had been imprecise.

But the DBP disease connection is difficult for scientists to fully evaluate because methods for measuring exposure have been imprecise.

Her formatting had been imprecise, the teacher told her.

Ever since the Kursk sank, Russian accounts of what happened have been imprecise and sometimes contradictory.

But it increasingly appears that the technical descriptions in the Post and the Guardian may have been imprecise.

While some of the author's language may have been imprecise, his recollection of his experience was consistent with recollections of passengers in similar air incidents.

It was not possible to do secondary survival analyses for those with non-traumatic spinal cord injury or any other variable because the subgroups were too small and the estimates of survival would have been imprecise.