Sentence examples for imprecise figure from inspiring English sources

That's a large, imprecise figure.

The ranges start at between $1 and $1,000 and top out at $50 million or more, giving an imprecise figure.

That contrasts with 39,700 workers in 1996 and with far larger though imprecise figures from the district's heyday.

They are the first to be freed since Wednesday, and bring the total released through Liberia to 204, leaving about 280 more unaccounted for, according to the United Nations' own imprecise figures.

Even supporters of the new base admit that it is hard to judge the full ecological impact because America has given imprecise figures about how many troops and aircraft would remain.If the Hatoyama administration does break its promise to the Okinawans, it would be "suicidal", says Yoichi Iha, mayor of Ginowan and a staunch opponent of the agreement.

Growth has already fallen from an annual peak of 13.4% in 1992-94 to an annualised rate of 7.2% for the year so far, making a nonsense of the government's often repeated claims that it will reach the 8% growth target for 1998 that Zhu Rongji, the prime minister, famously "guaranteed" in March.The difference might appear to be hair-splitting of highly imprecise figures.

Members of Congress are allowed to provide broad ranges for their assets and liabilities, making the totals imprecise figures at best.

This may result in imprecise prevalence figures.

This interface is supported by pose reconstruction and optimization methods specifically designed to work with imprecise hand drawn figures.

She told VICE that the methods used by researchers in the 2008 University of Indonesia and BNN study are imprecise and the figures are based on projections.

The odds of attempting suicide were almost 3.5 times worse among those who used cannabis before the age of 18 than those who did not – although the authors note the figure is imprecise.