Sentence examples for its inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the "5-cm" location method is often criticized for its inaccuracy [ 42, 43], and it is unknown where is the exact stimulated location.

Its compactness and durability have made it Africa's killing weapon of choice since the 1980s, despite its inaccuracy.

This double standard bothers me in its injustice, but also in its inaccuracy.

Another problem with using lunch data to assess disadvantage is its inaccuracy, particularly for whites.

Its inaccuracy has led some observers to conclude that its use is a de facto war crime.

I've been using the term "mound," both out of familiarity and for simplicity's sake, but sitting with a groundskeeper made me more aware of its inaccuracy.

They rejected it after its inaccuracies and his unreliability were pointed out".

"I am calling for the Winning Our Future Super-PAC supporting me to either edit its 'King of Bain' advertisement and movie to remove its inaccuracies, or to pull it off the air and off the internet entirely," Gingrich said.

Londoners are willing to suspend disbelief when they see Beck's "diagram," because it is in their interest to accept its inaccuracies as expedient design ploys, while the New Yorkers who attacked Mr. Vignelli's map felt deeply skeptical about it.

The product, though, has been criticized for its inaccuracies.

Mr. Wojtowicz has publicly criticized the film for its inaccuracies and distortions.