Sentence examples for imprecision that from inspiring English sources

Structurally slack and digressive, the film exhibits a seemingly aimless humor and directorial imprecision that actually appear sharper and more effective after repeated viewings.

At the United States Open, Woods blamed minor lapses of imprecision that were not tolerated by the onerous Olympic Club layout.

It is a genuine linguistic affliction that causes confusion and imbues our everyday speech with a clumsiness and imprecision that can be maddening.

Playing fast and loose with the past can have disastrous consequences, and it was a similar imprecision that brought the Iraq war into our living rooms and our lives.

It's science, on the one hand, but also an act of tradition, of artisanship and even of intentional imprecision that runs counter to the way most technology accomplishes things, in exact, measured ways.

During the offensive coordinator Tony Sparano's return to Sun Life Stadium, the Jets' running game averaged 2.7 yards on 33 carries, and Sanchez misfired on several passes, continuing a stretch of imprecision that began in the second quarter last week in Pittsburgh.

The chief critics of the Volcker Rule have seized on the imprecision, saying that securities markets rely on banks holding large inventories of bonds so that investors can buy and sell them easily.

The imprecision of that process explains why analog rear-projection units do not look so great.

And this same imprecision meant that the soundtrack could not flow seamlessly with the action onstage, making it feel more gratuitous and misplaced.

Our estimates of measurement imprecision suggest that associations between MMP-9 and CVD are conservatively estimated.

A quick analysis of variations in the size and shape of ballplayers indicates that there may yet be room for the imprecision and caprice that make baseball the nation's pastime.