Sentence examples for inaccurate on from inspiring English sources

[Caucus Editor's note: The Inquirer is inaccurate on one point here: Puerto Rico last held a Democratic primary, as opposed to a caucus, in 1980.] If Clinton were to win Puerto Rico by 20 points she would pick up at least a 400,000-vote margin.

No one cared that "300" was inaccurate on several levels.

This is inaccurate on several levels.

Further, she was vague, noncommittal, or inaccurate on her own count.

"It is so inaccurate on its facts that it's had a harmful effect, rather than no effect".

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson played too fast mentally at times and was inaccurate on his first half pick-six.

But it is also common for patients to rely on inaccurate information on malaria treatment provided by friends or relatives.

Moreover, estimates of turnout based on anecdotal reports can often prove to be inaccurate later on.

Even leaving aside the sloppiness of attributing one article by a freelance writer to "the Nation" itself, it is wildly inaccurate - on the substance - to claim that the Nation labelled Chomsky a "self-hating Jew": The oft-repeated claim that Chomsky has "been called, by the Nation, 'America's most prominent self-hating Jew'" is simply false.

This included Newsnight's inaccurate story on McAlpine.

McApline has threatened to sue for defamation and Newsnight apologised for the inaccurate report on Friday.