It may even become increasingly inaccurate with each successive recollection.
He was often inaccurate with details, claiming to have witnessed events he was not present at.
It is inaccurate, with a short barrel that struggles to point the bullet in the right direction.
This slogan is historically inaccurate with reference to Pius XII and absurd in the face of the current pope's record.
Second, the parallels with banks are inaccurate; with the exception of hedge funds, asset managers tend not to operate with borrowed money, or leverage.
I have heard similar sentiments in my investigations from British military officers and officials – the implicit assumption being, of course, that British forces would never be so inaccurate with their targeting or reckless with their drone strikes.
Watson hit back as his opponent bogied the 14th, but the American was inaccurate with his tee shots at the 15th and 16th, allowing a birdie and a par to put Kaymer two up with two to play.
Counterintuitive as it may be, the extremists' glossy environmental magazine Umwelt & Aktiv ("Environment & Active"), which slips xenophobic tracts on Islamic religious practices in along with articles about harmful pesticides, is not historically inaccurate with its slogan, "Environmental Protection Isn't Green".
One of Mr. Torricelli's lawyers, Abbe D. Lowell, denied that the senator had assisted Mr. Chang with any of those issues, calling the prosecutors' assertion "totally inaccurate" with respect to the senator's actions.
In addition to concerns about illegal monitoring and the targeting of lawful protesters, research has found that the facial recognition algorithms can be biased and inaccurate – with serious consequences for innocent people.
Mr Touré's opponents have cried foul, complaining that soldiers were told who to vote for, ballot papers were floating around before election day and voter lists were inaccurate, with many dead still on the register.
