Sentence examples for hugely accurate from inspiring English sources

As classifying the clusters according to their acoustic features was not hugely accurate at the most detailed cluster level, another approach was taken to define the differences between the clusters in terms of their mutual distances.

The Social Network is a work of inconsistently accurate but hugely compelling filmmaking.

The Mexican tenor Rafael Rojas is creditable as the handsome devil Dick Johnson/Ramerrez, accurate if not hugely characterful.

Celebratory nods to the balcony all round, then as Don Bradman Cricket proves hugely playable as well as being an accurate simulation of the sport – a balance not always easy to achieve.

Conversely, a version of Lady Chatterley's Lover that was verbally and visually accurate to the book could still prove hugely controversial, but the proprieties of BBC1 peak-time have prevented that from happening.

MP: I think that's accurate that there's a huge disruption in certain industries such as autonomous cars – the auto industry and everyone in it will be hugely affected.

(Note: I'll be updating this post until about 6pm Eastern just to make sure the numbers are still accurate, but they don't appear to be changing hugely).

Frankly, I think these efforts go underappreciated because success is hugely dependent upon the reference sequence being of high quality and an increasingly accurate representation of the human genome.

Tuesday's bureau of justice statistics (BJS) report, produced in collaboration with RTI International, the research institute, explodes the notion – if its findings are accurate – that the figures the FBI publishes annually are anything other than hugely misleading.

The accurate identification of youth sporting talent has, in recent decades, emerged as a hugely important and yet controversial topic [1, 2].

This is hugely important when it comes to the next step in Apple's battle for supremely accurate and useful Maps: human editors.