Sentence examples for huge inaccuracy from inspiring English sources
But what is widely seen as its one huge inaccuracy — its suggestion that torture "worked," that without torture Osama bin Laden would still be watching videos in his suburban villa in Pakistan — is fatal.
Even negligible inaccuracy in a vanishing point can cause huge inaccuracy in the estimate of the focal length, by up to 100%%.
Inaccuracy is a huge problem when companies buy records in bulk — either from the courts or from other companies — and fail to keep them current.
Ignoring the huge potential for sample bias and inaccuracy, a generous conclusion would be that somewhere between some and many investors from organized angel groups achieved attractive returns over a period that included the entire Internet bubble and excluded the financial crisis.
The story re-appeared last week when Tesla CEO Elon Musk, speaking candidly on camera to our own Sarah Lacy, called Stross a "a huge douchebag…and an idiot" for the tone and inaccuracies of his story.
However, it still remains a huge challenge to design EHEAs accurately on account of the inaccuracy of multicomponent phase diagram calculation and complexity of experimental exploration.
The activity of rating agencies, until recently, has had little regulation, allowing rating agencies to avoid responsibility for inaccuracies in assigned ratings, while investors were suffering huge losses.
Mr. Blix told the Council in a closed briefing that there were "inaccuracies" in Iraq's claim that it destroyed a huge stockpile of anthrax it built up from 1988 to 1991.
I managed to find a line to confuse him and got a good position but then made some inaccuracies and after a horrible double blunder – he left something huge "en prise", as we say, and I failed to take it – he got into a very good position.
Gas phase reactions near solid boundaries can produce huge source terms to the governing equations, which if not properly treated for moving boundaries, can result in inaccuracies in numerical predictions.
