Sentence examples for inaccurate work from inspiring English sources

It was slow and often inaccurate work.

The occasional dud result in a low-profile field of endeavour may escape critical scrutiny, but if you report inaccurate work in an area as controversial and important as human cloning, your slips will catch up with you pretty quickly.

Prince Albert, the current reigning monarch in Monaco, and his sisters, Princesses Caroline and Stephanie, have labelled Olivier Dahan's film a "pointlessly glamorised" and inaccurate work of "pure fiction".

Discredited researcher Paul Cameron  (head of the anti-gay hate group the Family Research Institute) has come out with a new study, which (like so much of his earlier inaccurate work) denigrates the gay community.

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The report also illuminated in great detail just why that schedule was so inaccurate: The work entails more than two dozen projects, some of them large and extremely complex, all within the confines of a dozen square blocks.

It may also be the case that gene substitution rates are variable and hence the molecular dates are inaccurate; further work to calibrate the molecular clock in siboglinids is clearly needed.

If you're a fast but inaccurate thrower, work with better throwers to get people out.

"WMATA never showed proof of accurate measurement that would prove my work inaccurate or. . . that my documents were falsified," the track worker wrote.

This week, in their first lengthy interviews on the subject, top Chiquita executives claimed total victory and portrayed the entire package of articles as unfair and inaccurate, the untrustworthy work of a reporter who stole hundreds of voice-mail messages.

Harding was confident that he could capture Buna "without too much difficulty", but poor staff work, inaccurate intelligence, inadequate training and, above all, Japanese resistance, frustrated the American efforts.