Sentence examples for inaccuracies made from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney's campaign began a new Twitter account, @RomneyResponse, and Tumblr blog on Wednesday to quickly point out online what it views as false information promoted by President Obama and his campaign team, along with inaccuracies made in reports from mainstream news media organizations.

This module is also able to correct some of the errors and inaccuracies made in the algorithm presented in the previous section which selects and creates perspective transforms for the SI blocks based on the perspective transforms obtained between the reference frames.

Instead of piling criticism on Obama like other pundits, however, Krugman took aim at factual inaccuracies made by Romney during the debate.

The consultation document is expected to clarify rules around whether proven tax avoiders have taken reasonable care to ensure their tax returns do not contain inaccuracies, making it simpler to enforce penalties when avoidance schemes are defeated.

Imaging spectroscopy reduces the inaccuracies making use of the detailed spectral response.

Finally, these inaccuracies make it difficult to evaluate the impact of an intervention.

In order to minimize operator-related inaccuracies, we made no attempts to exclude the cement mantle below the tibia base plate from the analysis.

Anyway, Karolyi shows the winning ways and concludes that white's king move is the only inaccuracy Karpov made during the entire game).

The internet is awash with rumours, gossip and inaccuracies, which makes credibility all the more important to our readers.

With Mitre's book, San Martín was universally acclaimed as the Liberator of Argentina, but his work introduced several inaccuracies to make San Martín's campaign support Mitre's political project.

To overcome these inaccuracies, we make the algorithm more robust by applying a double consistency approach.