Sentence examples for inexact terminology from inspiring English sources
Like water that cannot be recovered for a specific use because it has run into the sea or perhaps a saline aquifer, water lost through ET is, at least until nature recycles it, well and truly used or, in the language of the water world, "consumed", ie, not returned to the system for possible reuse.The problems caused by inexact terminology do not end here.
If nothing else her, rise would, whether accurately or not (there are issues of perhaps inexact terminology here), probably be seen as a victory for neoconservatives over libertarians and thus something worth fighting over to the bitter end.
Be precise, and avoid redundant phrasing and inexact terminology.
Apparently, "inexact" language was to blame.
Terminology seems as inexact a science as astrology.
In an inexact science, conversely, reasoning is informal; in particular, some of the terminology may, without actually impeding communication, exhibit some inherent vagueness " [41].
Journalism can be inexact.
The calculations are inexact.
"Sure, science is inexact.
Seasoning is also inexact.
