Sentence examples similar to inaccurate- from inspiring English sources
But it would be inaccurate to suggest Kilmarnock did not create opportunities of their own.
It is inaccurate to state that international law can be treated as a body of law to be moulded by purely domestic concerns of a member state of the Council of Europe, such as the distribution of membership of the UK parliament between political parties.
Fox News has been criticised in the past for inaccurate reporting and ridiculed on social networks.
My initial reaction on hearing the story on Twitter (the Carmichael scandal is bound to be hushed up by the mainstream media, predicted my dreary and inaccurate informant) was that Carmichael had shown bad character.
Gargash said the vice-president "gave a negative and inaccurate impression" about the UAE's support in confronting Isis and terrorism.
Many of the inaccuracies the CIA fed to journalists, the report says, were consistent with inaccurate information being provided by the agency to policymakers at the time.
Mandela was the subject of a string of inaccurate death reports in 2013.
However the father – whose daughter is referred to only as "student X" – has called for the BBC to go further and make an on-air apology and has accused the director general, Tony Hall, of making "misleading and inaccurate statements".
Fine Gael's chairman Charlie Flanagan said it was a "pretty dismal precedent" that a member of the Dail would admit to knowingly filing inaccurate returns, which Wallace in his defence insists was only done to save his company from insolvency and rescue the jobs of his workers.
To not address this and refine a text accordingly, purely because it would be an inaccurate representation of the original source artefact, seems bull-headed.
