Sentence examples for inaccurate might from inspiring English sources

If the Palm Beach County recount starts turning up a lot of Gore votes, Mr. Bush's insistence that such counting is inaccurate might be shouted all the louder.

So woefully inaccurate might they be in their depiction of a real human, let alone a manager, that these nightmarish caricatures confront the user with the sheer banality of their own existence.

Mr. Li did not elaborate on when or where the inaccurate signals might have occurred on multiple occasions.

Ms. Pollock's lawyer has acknowledged that inaccurate applications might have been submitted by Community Law Advocates, but has said there was never any criminal intent.

Justine Lisser, an E.E.O.C. spokeswoman, said that credit histories were often inaccurate and might not be a good indicator of a person's qualifications for a particular job.

Slow and inaccurate, Butt might as well have been a plastic bollard - although a bollard would surely not have so precisely misplaced the pass to Wayne Rooney that created the opening for Van Nistelrooy's second goal.

We regret any inconvenience that this inaccurate information might have caused.

Inaccurate predictions might have resulted from rare HLA alleles, which were defined as those appeared less than three times in the training data set [ 13].

But if BMI is outdated and inaccurate, what else might be used in its place?

However, a physician's ability to accurately complete this RAM and the effect that inaccurate RAM completion might have on VTE risk remain unknown.

But it was mainly based on a portrait of him, and critics at the time said it was so inaccurate that it might as well have been Handel.