Sentence examples for is deeply inaccurate from inspiring English sources
"The narrative about Four Seasons and Terra Firma's ownership is deeply inaccurate.
This portrait is profoundly inaccurate.
Having been at the forefront of these conversations both intellectually and on the activist frontlines (and edited a book about these issues), it's deeply problematic and inaccurate to assume a racialized ideological spectrum that puts whites on the right and non-whites on the left.
It's also deeply inaccurate.
"Not only are these comments inaccurate, they are deeply offensive to the hundreds of thousands of refugees who have come to our country over many generations," he said.
Dr Bob Bury Leeds It was deeply disappointing to see the inaccurate reporting on proposals under the Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes sustainability and transformation plan (Report, 19 November).
In a new report, however, a panel of experts says the payment formulas are deeply flawed, and that Medicare uses inaccurate, unreliable data to pay doctors and hospital.
The officials and astronomers at court were deeply opposed Wei and Shen's work, offended by their insistence that the coordinates of the renowned Yi Xing were inaccurate.
"We are deeply, deeply engaged".
"It was deeply, deeply satisfying".
