Sentence examples for inaccuracy of from inspiring English sources
"Actually, what killed us was the inaccuracy of the [pre-election] polls.
Such electronic features reduce the inaccuracy of self-reported data, a big problem with paper diaries.
In 2012, A.R.G. was criticized for the inaccuracy of some of its surveys.
The abuses and inaccuracy of the records can scarcely be accidental, they clearly happen so often.
The Met Office weather presenter was responding to teasing about the inaccuracy of the forecast.
On Monday night, real-world developments demonstrated the inaccuracy of this analysis, 59-28.
In the catalogue, Ms Quette discusses the general inaccuracy of early Chinese reign marks.
The wild inaccuracy of this assertion is hard to reconcile with the candidate's Mormon faith.
(It is easy, these days, to kvetch about the inaccuracy of forecasts, but such complaints are relative.
To the Editor: Every week I experience a spasm of annoyance at the mathematical inaccuracy of your "36 Hours" feature.
This may increase the inaccuracy of the model.
