Sentence examples for imprecise appraisal from inspiring English sources

Fifteen thousand media pros are documenting the goings on here, and, per my imprecise appraisal, the ratio of police to reporters to protesters on the ground is roughly three to two to one.

b Imprecise estimate.

c Imprecise estimate.

Risk assessment is an imprecise art.

The imprecise reference also appeared in some editions on Tuesday in the Appraisal column, about dissension in a Mormon congregation in Harlem over plans to sell church property to a developer.

However, because the impact of any stressor depends on an individual's appraisal (i.e., how one experiences, perceives, or interprets the event), measuring social stressors can result in imprecise assessments of psychosocial stress.

The Appraisal.

That is too imprecise.

(The records are imprecise).

It's imprecise.

But how imprecise?