Sentence examples for it is imprecise from inspiring English sources

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk EMERGING markets" is a useful term precisely because it is imprecise.

"Whatever system you use it is imprecise, there are false positives and negatives and probably more of those than people realise.

Yet, it is imprecise to say that's how "Wit" ends, not when the memory can be forever haunted by the play's final vision, and a glorious, affirming vision it is.

Visual estimation is the most frequently practiced method, although it is imprecise and may over or underestimate blood loss.

Due to the difficulties in obtaining sufficient load specimen, it is imprecise to construct the stress as random variables.

We propose that special needs is an ineffective euphemism because it is imprecise, it connotes segregation, and it implies special rights; special needs has become a dysphemism.

The panel weighed whether the word "bold" was a good fit for its list of superintendent characteristics or if it was imprecise and could allow a leader to be reckless.

It's imprecise.

It was imprecise and potentially, if not wilfully, misleading.

His point conveyed the right message, but it was imprecise.

I believe that's because it's imprecise: "!?" is very different from "?!", and you lose the nuance when you combine the two marks.