Sentence examples for inaccuracy to stop from inspiring English sources

It takes more than a tiny historical inaccuracy to stop the Mayor in his tracks, and Boris was merely warming to his theme.

Kemper Distributors was censured and assessed a penalty of $100,000 by the National Association of Securities Dealers last week because of what the N.A.S.D. described as inaccuracies in mutual fund advertisements that continued to appear even after the company had been asked to stop them.

It is time to stop hurting the feelings of the Chinese people when China is in difficulties.Lu WenziangPress counsellorChinese EmbassyLondonFinancing dissidentsSIR – Your article contains some inaccuracies ("Castro cracks down", April 12th).

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Bigelow, like Stone and Sheridan, feels justified in using possible inaccuracy to advance a cause.

This would bring much inaccuracy to the simulation results.

State-level polling has a higher chance of inaccuracy, to begin with.

Inaccuracy has never stopped President Trump, of course, who has instructed the Environmental Protection Agency (which needs a new name) to gut the Clean Power Plan.

Synonyms in narrative reports lead to inaccuracy and to misunderstanding.

I think about inserting some wild inaccuracies to give her some space for her work.

It would have taken substantially greater historical inaccuracies to turn this film into a genuine thriller.