Sentence examples for making accurate from inspiring English sources

How does a predictor go about making accurate predictions?

Every carrier assembles its B.O.P. differently, so make sure you're making accurate comparisons when shopping.

Jorma Ollila, Nokia's chairman and chief executive, acknowledged the difficulty of making accurate financial predictions in the current environment.

Instead, Mr. Blond said, city assessors are overstretched and lack critical industry tools for making accurate assessments.

She is also working with a language — Hawaiian — that is highly nuanced, often making accurate translations difficult to come by.

Making accurate total comparisons is difficult, in part because of limitations in the data available from the Federal Election Commission.

But the area fumigated here is wind-swept mountain terrain where illicit crops and their legal alternatives grow side by side, making accurate spraying difficult.

Franz worked at Kew Gardens making accurate studies of orchids and drawing microscopic phenomena, while Ferdinand explored Australia as a ship's artist.

"This building is full of surprises," said Mr. White, whose firm is assessing the building's critical problems and making accurate architectural drawings to replace the lost originals.

Between mainstream climate scientists like Hansen and contrarian climate scientists like Lindzen, it's clear who has the better track record in making accurate climate predictions.

Fletcher was fascinated by modern technology - the way that, for example, mobile phone texting speeded up communication, making accurate spelling suddenly redundant.