Sentence examples similar to inaccurate year from inspiring English sources

Property owners say the refunds are a just reward for assessments that can be inaccurate — years and sometimes decades out of date.

However, because of some mistakes, there was a huge bias, and an inaccurate value in year (t) was recorded as 0.020.

What surprises me is that inaccurate perception sustains itself, year after year.

Even when councils are advised accordingly and the allegations categorically proven as false, some refuse to correct or remove inaccurate data for years.

Lumbar densitometry assessment is often inaccurate after 65 years due to the aforementioned reasons, and femoral densitometric evaluation is therefore preferable after this age (grade A recommendation).

At first it was still fairly inaccurate but, after years of learning and improvements, Google now claims it is 92% accurate.

The actress described his statements as "inaccurate"; "at 12 years old, there was no way she was capable of being as mature or as sophisticated as he claimed".

By contrast, the naming of the dead played a less significant role in Italy, where formal lists of the war dead were not established until the mid-1920s; locommunitiesties compiled their own lists, used to produce local memorial plaques, but the national lists remained inaccurate for many years.

The Web is a garbage dump of inaccurate guesses about the year 2000, 2010 and beyond.

"Media reports that it is dead for the year are inaccurate," Mr. Frank said.

Papandreou's government announced that the previous administration had published a wildly inaccurate estimate of that year's likely deficit.