Sentence examples similar to inaccurate ground from inspiring English sources

Reasonably good classic French cuisine, it turned out, served in an attractive, if inaccurate, ground-floor homage to the Rainbow Room.

Notre Dame has called "The Hunting Ground" inaccurate and says the film fails to acknowledge the school's efforts to combat sexual violence.

Conversely, the radiocarbon dates have been argued to be inaccurate on scientific grounds.

Preposterous allegations by @MailOnline regarding UK plane 'avoiding Egyptian missile' in August are completely inaccurate 1/3 Incident involved GROUND-TO-GROUND fire exercise in military base few km off Sharm airport, no ground-to-air firing involved whatsoever 2/3 Egypt & UK govs fully aware that plane was in no danger.

The extent of data uncertainty of surface-wave measurements may have significant consequences on 1D seismic response analysis and it may lead to inaccurate estimate of design ground motion.

Correction: An earlier version of this story contained inaccurate statistics on Higher Ground success rates.

However, this finding may have also arisen due to inaccurate prediction of the ground-level location of the plume.

That's according to government data updated daily, which some volunteer workers on the ground say is inaccurate.

Even in the cited example, a rating of 4 for UG workers vs. above ground workers is inaccurate as UG workers have an 11-fold greater EC exposure than low exposed surface workers (Olsson et al., 2011).

It has made devastating, if often inaccurate, use of its air power and even ground-to-ground missiles.

Other military personnel interviewed by Breaking the Silence admit that this was part of a deliberate effort by the IDF, and say that inaccurate weapons were used to bombard neighbourhoods before ground troops arrived.