Sentence examples for little accuracy from inspiring English sources

It fired a 2-ounce (57-gram) ball about 175 yards (160 m) with little accuracy.

She casts some light, too, on how she came to know Bashar, an issue much speculated on, although with little accuracy.

Competitors in the World Championship Punkin Chunkin construct giant pumpkin-launching machines and shoot for distance (although a little accuracy is important, too; attempts that land in the woods are no good).

Although they provide little accuracy in predictions for a particular day or hour, such maps have helped federal climate prediction centers extend their forecasts of the most probable general conditions that can be expected up to two weeks ahead.

Heidi Cullen, a climatologist who straddled the two worlds when she worked at the Weather Channel, noted that meteorologists used models that were intensely sensitive to small changes in the atmosphere but had little accuracy more than seven days out.

The lower bound of the algorithm is ({{Upomega }}left( {frac{1}{delta }} right)) at the expense of a little accuracy.

Note that our model sacrifices very little predictive accuracy for additional clustering accuracy.

Finally, though, I wanted a little more accuracy in her work.

It is less a swing than a swipe, a slap shot that somehow loses little in accuracy despite its stunning speed.

We just need a little more accuracy in front of goal".

And since GPS data is by design a little fuzzy, accuracy is generally good to within about 40 feet or so.