Sentence examples for is accurate however from inspiring English sources
Neither definition is accurate, however, to explain what occurred over the weekend in college football.
Waxman continued: "If today's quotation is accurate, however, it goes beyond any personal enmity that exists between Roger Clemens and Mr. McNamee.
"It is regrettable that Tepco has caused confusion and fear in the international community by spreading misleading information". The 2,200-millisievert an hour reading, confirmed by Tepco, is accurate, however.
If the report of this plot is accurate, however, it seems that nothing came of it, since the Pharisees did not play a significant role in the events that led to Jesus' death.
The job specification is accurate, however, and its significance is that it highlights the attractions of one rarely-tipped but strong possible contender: the Right Honourable John Major, MP.Conventional wisdom has it that a defeated Mr Major would stand no chance of hanging on as Tory leader.
If the information is accurate, however, we can expect at least two new products from the Zune lineup sometime soon.
Even if the polls are accurate, however, they still show the Conservatives ahead.
Even if the data were accurate, however, a difference of an epsilon or two in the raw score is statistically insignificant.
It is shown that the CDM and gradient methods are accurate; however fatigue data for three loading conditions is necessary to allow accurate identification of an endurance limit.
If the polling projections turn out to be accurate, however, neither the economy nor the Labour leader's perceived weakness is looking sufficient to deliver the election to the Conservatives, and this has to be scored as a big victory for Miliband.
Both students were identified as being accurate, however, one student used a variety of mental strategies (was flexible) while the other student used only one strategy that reflected the written procedure for each of the addition and subtraction algorithms taught in the classroom.
