Sentence examples for inaccurate written from inspiring English sources
The defense filed motions to dismiss the indictment and to make public the records of the grand jury after a police detective alleged that the state's attorney's office had provided her with an inaccurate written statement to read and did not allow her to respond to questions from the grand jury.
Rice and the other officers who are still facing charges have asked the judge to dismiss the case and have also requested transcripts of grand jury testimony after a police detective alleged that prosecutors not only tried to influence her testimony but gave her an inaccurate written statement to read to the grand jury, and then prevented her from answering questions.
The condescension is inaccurate: writing so close to the surface of things, so close to the nerves underneath, he was merely himself.
"It's inaccurate writing.
Can you recommend a decent and comprehensive website to follow this tournament?" I can name one pretty close to home which has inaccurate, poorly written coverage but I'll get the sack if I recommend any other websites.
Based on an analysis by an engineer at Facebook, which Facebook told TechCrunch is "incomplete and inaccurate," code written by female engineers at Facebook gets rejected more often than code written by men at the company.
Based on an analysis by an engineer at Facebook, which Facebook told TechCrunch is "incomplete and inaccurate," code written by female engineers at Facebook gets rejected more often than code written by men at the company.
This is evidenced by the many inaccurate pieces written on the Meredith Kercher murder, and for me, Selene Nelson's obtuse Huffington Post response, Why Feminists Owe Amanda Knox Nothing.
(Speakers with a level of fluency should note that this app places a lot of emphasis on correct written grammar which can be frustrating if you speak well but are inaccurate in writing.
"Our intuitions are powerful even when entirely inaccurate," she writes.
Critics have "recycled old claims using inaccurate information", wrote Cohen.
