Sentence examples for inaccurate timeline from inspiring English sources
This suggests not only that the United Nations Topic may offer an inaccurate timeline due to its inclusion of "un," but that even limiting search data to a particular country is insufficient to overcome such linguistic differences – search disambiguation must operate at the linguistic, rather than geographic, resolution.
He gave an on the record statement, saying that any attempt to portray her comment as anything other than a timeline was "inaccurate".
One researcher told The Independent: "If the expedition was so important for science, why did Chris Turney take his wife and two children along with him?" Professor Turney said: "The timeline in the SMH article is inaccurate.
The agency told manufacturers it will crack down on inaccurate labeling, although it did not name specific products or give a timeline for enforcement.
If the timeline is divided into pieces, the data near dividing lines will be ignored, which will result in inaccurate pattern.
