Sentence examples for inaccurate statistics from inspiring English sources

"This interference is based on inaccurate statistics and questionable research.

This was obviously a good idea: inaccurate statistics are not much use.

The Lilith report of 2003 used inaccurate statistics to conclude that an increase in lap-dancing clubs in Camden led to an increase in rape.

The executives and economists roughly estimated that the effect of the inaccurate statistics was to falsely inflate a variety of economic indicators by 1 or 2 percentage points.

Mr. Vos used "paper, a pencil, and a calculator" to compile inaccurate statistics and submit handwritten reports to U.S. News & World Report.

He said a top F.A.A. safety official testified before Congress in April 2008, and said that the agency was making progress on improving runway safety, but, Mr. Monteleon said, the testimony was based on inaccurate statistics.

THE IMF has taken years to pluck up the courage to censure Argentina's blatantly inaccurate inflation statistics, but it did so at last on February 1st.

A smaller cell may be more prone to the problem of producing inaccurate crash statistics, while a larger cell may likely exhibit a loss of detailed information.

Previous work has shown however that this technique introduces flow bias and truncation which yields inaccurate flow statistics and "drowns out" information from small flows, leading to large false positives in anomaly detection.

In fact, Argentina has recently become the first country to be censured by the International Money Foundation (IMF) for inaccurate inflation statistics.

Real estate mogul and reality television star Donald Trump on Sunday tweeted a chart of racist and wildly inaccurate crime statistics, just a day after supporters physically assaulted a Black Lives Matter protester at one of his rallies.