Sentence examples for likely inaccurate from inspiring English sources
If I had written about Firdos Square at the time, I would have written something very pale and likely inaccurate when compared with my piece in The New Yorker.
(A Verizon spokesman said the Occupy protesters "do not have the benefit of any information about the Verizon issues except what they've been told by the union, which is obviously one-sided and most likely inaccurate").
The report, conducted by the National Academy of Sciences at the behest of the Bureau of Land Management and released Wednesday, concluded that the bureau's methods of counting the thousands of wild horses and burros that wander rural stretches of the United States were inconsistent and most likely inaccurate.
Current reports regarding the publication rate among prospective residents are likely inaccurate.
This was likely inaccurate because Rolex does not appear to gold-plate their watches.
Researchers surveying the site have announced that the last words of the dying man - allegedly revealing where he'd helped hide the train over half a century ago - were most likely inaccurate.
Estimating from remains that are little more than a leg, or a few pieces of backbone and the like is going to be hard and likely very inaccurate.
There should be "nothing about us without us" because any discussion of, or research into, disability not informed by that experience would likely be inaccurate and misguided.
How many studies are now invalid because of this?" He, Ivashchenko, and others also suspect that if the Japanese whalers falsified their sperm whale catch data, then they likely submitted inaccurate reports on humpback and fin whales, too.
And some experts said that that number is likely an inaccurate representation of a bigger problem because children are often reluctant or too frightened to report abuse.
Consider a message so long that the relative abundance n k)/N of each lemma k approximates its probability of occurrence, p(k) (implying n k)≫1, since 1/N is likely an inaccurate approximation).
