Sentence examples for inaccuracy on from inspiring English sources

"They may have been concentrating on another case because there was neither hysteria or inaccuracy on the part of our outstanding lawyers," Moynihan said.

Such inaccuracy on both sides of the debate is discouraging but not surprising; with so little fair-minded writing on the subject of anti-Americanism, it's no wonder there's so much of it today.

Thus, the features we propose consider some degree of inaccuracy on the foreground blob.

Herein, we examine the effect of potential AAM fitting inaccuracy on the final classification result.

In this paper, the effects of process inaccuracy on the performance of MEMS tunable capacitors are studied.

Hence, any existing inaccuracy on turbulent boundary layer excitation models leads to an inaccurate prediction of the panel response.

Either way, providing CSI via limited feedback is always prone to inaccuracies, on the one hand, caused by the quantization process, which is inevitable due to the limited capacity of the feedback links.

On a recent chilly morning, Mr. Stackpole pointed out the inaccuracies on the Dobbs Ferry monument one by one as Mr. Blanck frowned with disapproval.

Gore's minor slips in the presidential debates were blown out of proportion (while Bush made relatively major ones); Gore was attacked for inaccuracies on everything from whether a student was really deprived of seating in a classroom the candidate had visited, to his overblowing of the costs of – wait for it – pet medical care.

Even the ancients complained of ignorance about the past and inaccuracies on the page.

He replaced George O'Leary, who was the coach for five days before resigning over inaccuracies on his résumé.