Sentence examples for inaccurate numbers from inspiring English sources

"He talked about recidivism rates that were totally inaccurate numbers".

The automaker subsequently admitted to having produced inaccurate numbers.

As for city agencies, Mr. Salvo said inaccurate numbers could affect programs aimed at serving Dominicans, the second-largest Hispanic group in New York, after Puerto Ricans.

"But I will say that this union group does have a long history providing inaccurate numbers in an effort to appear more relevant".

However, Mr. Copley conceded that Ms. Baker was given documents with inaccurate numbers and that sales agents, including him, at the time did not fully understand the products they were selling her.

The inaccurate numbers were a rare example of an institute of higher learning falsifying data submitted to a rankings agency, and appear to be the work of an individual, the former vice president and dean of admissions Richard C. Vos.

Corrections: In my column last Friday, I cited an inaccurate number (given by the Conyers report) for turnout in Ohio's Miami County last year: 98.5percentt.

In my column last Friday, I cited an inaccurate number (given by the Conyers report) for turnout in Ohio's Miami County last year: 98.5percentt.

"On the odd occasions when we holidayed somewhere that I could not credibly claim had no telephone, I would deliberately leave my private office with a plausibly inaccurate number on which to contact me".

Inaccurate numbering of the layers by the drillers, however, put the Fourth sand above the real Third at 670 feet.

In as much as the piece speaks to the loses accrued from a controversial electoral win (such as those from an unnecessary war,) it also presents an inaccurate number count as the death toll rises daily.