Sentence examples for imprecise on from inspiring English sources
Mr. Strait, widely and rightly acclaimed as one of country's all-time greats, sounded a bit imprecise on "How 'Bout Them Cowgirls," but it was still fun to see him win album of the year for "It Just Comes Natural".
Thousands of Americans (the numbers are imprecise) on the individual market are receiving cancellation notices from their insurers.
Mr. Ulrich finds the GS's infotainment and navigation system to be smooth and intuitive at a stop, but frustratingly imprecise on the road.
On the other hand, if you deny the assumption that humans are social, group-based primates with constraints, however imprecise, on their willingness to share, you find yourself having to defend some implausible positions: for example, that we should spend as much on development aid as on the NHS, or that Britain should have no immigration controls at all.
Though the settlement for Germany was discussed at length, all three Allied leaders appeared uncertain; their views were imprecise on the topic of a postwar international organization; and, on the Polish question, the western Allies and the Soviet Union found themselves in sharp dissension, Stalin expressing his continued distaste for the Polish government-in-exile in London.
The international Falun Gong community is estimated to number in the hundreds of thousands, though participation estimates are imprecise on account of a lack of formal membership.
Private sector organizations also rely on census information; imprecise data on immigrant may discourage businesses from investing in new markets and creating jobs in growing neighborhoods.
Most in vitro studies of the aggregation of the huntingtin (HTT) exon1 fragment implicated in the HD mechanism have been conducted on inexact molecules that are imprecise either on the N-terminus (recombinantly produced peptides) or on the C-terminus (chemically synthesized peptides).
We focus on imprecise metrics and on a unified method to manage them along with the precise ones for providing cloud service rankings.
Inadequate or imprecise information on some predictor variables: Information on several predictor variables in the household model could not be readily extracted from the NFHS dataset.
Relying on such data may lead to imprecise decisions on public health issues.
