Sentence examples for inaccurate days from inspiring English sources

Residents said that the account was inaccurate; days later, the UN's human rights office confirmed that supplies had only reached a largely pro-regime neighborhood in the town's east.

While that certainly isn't an inaccurate description, Spock Days is just as much of an ordinary small-town festival as any rodeo or cornfest you'd find in neighbouring rural Canadian towns: There's a free pancake breakfast, a softball tournament, a beer garden, a barbecue and a dunk tank.

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Republican attacks on President Obama's plans for Medicare are growing more heated and inaccurate by the day.

Karen Finney, the chancellor's spokeswoman, said he released only Thursday's figures because he suspected that some of the numbers reported on other days were inaccurate.

"The focus must now move away from the rampant, unfounded and inaccurate speculation of recent days, to return to the child at the very centre of this: Madeleine," he said.

Ms. Kennedy said that Mr. Alboini's claims about how the co-chief executives spend their work days "are inaccurate, completely outside Mr. Alboini's knowledge and frankly ridiculous".

Moments after the letter and document were published, Team Sky board chairman Graham McWilliam tweeted his "100%" support for Brailsford, saying the board were 100% behind the team principal and looking forward to "many more years of success". "Pleased to see Team Sky challenging some of the inaccurate commentary of recent days," McWilliam added.

"Forwarders would be far better off quoting something like 30 to 40 days" then providing inaccurate service commitments.

Defending champion Kim had an erratic day, recovering from inaccurate tee shots with fine putting and bunker shots to record eight birdies, and end the day just one shot off the pace.

Major Day then gave "inaccurate testimony" when first questioned by investigators in the inquiry, later saying he did so to "protect the office of the governor".