Sentence examples for less accurately from inspiring English sources

(He noted, more or less accurately, that Jadakiss's fan base was strictly "local").

It was all fantastical — surreal, I guess, to use that word more or less accurately.

It's often said, more or less accurately, that a successful joke is a kind of surprise.

No less accurately, Channing says, "This is the naked expression of cool-climate chardonnay".

The more accurately we know one of these values, the less accurately we know the other.

Oddly, those who are parents guessed even less accurately, at £10,000 lower than those without children in the home.

His colleague, test director Kenneth Bainbridge less poetically but no less accurately remarked: "Now we are all sons of bitches".

Mitosis is cell replication, wherein the nuclear DNA copies itself, more or less accurately, and one cell divides into two.

Context always counts in the N.B.A. Felton is shooting more, and less accurately, than Lin did last season.

Both sides alleged, more or less accurately, that the other side was continuously violating the terms of the peace agreements.

The more an image is compressed, the less accurately the reconstituted JPEG file will resemble the original.