Unless Jake Locker – who, as a fairly inaccurate, run-first quarterback at Washington, is essentially another version of Young only with (Tennessee hopes) thicker skin and more maturity – gets on the field, defenses will have to at least hesitate before dialing in completely on Johnson.
Inaccurate criticism runs the risk of creating a false belief that we can't achieve zero-carbon homes by 2016.
Earlier this season, against the Giants, the Eagles' next playoff opponent, his passes were inaccurate, his runs ill-advised.
Riffling through a sheaf of pages, he pointed to the phrase "This information was inaccurate," which runs through the report with a frequency that Beckett would not have found displeasing.
Inaccurate advertisements ran by the media, bad experience described by other people or even the mother herself, the governing belief in the society and not providing the patient with the accurate information by the physician are among factors leading to low public awareness in this regard.
For months and months, higher education reporters have kept their eyes on the one trillion mark — which has not yet happened, even though several news outlets ran inaccurate headlines today saying it had.
The chart proved inaccurate, and Warramunga ran aground at 23:15; Becher's only option was to wait for the rising tide to float the destroyer off.
Since we're trying to tease out the reality of how this store got to be built, to run something inaccurate and visually distorting, I don't think we should run such a thing".
The Press Complaints Commission has upheld a complaint made against two free weeklies for running an inaccurate story.
Unsurprisingly, I generated my most inaccurate mileage measurements by running along a trail in a hilly area.
When Matt Drudge runs an inaccurate, unsubstantiated story, he pays -- if not in court, then in how his audience perceives him.
