Sentence examples for may not be exact from inspiring English sources

The online completion data is based on some automation and may not be exact.

The populations are assumed to be typical of sub-Saharan Africa, East Asia and Europe, but the representation, though presumably good enough for medical studies, may not be exact.

As the Guardian has previously reported, some people claiming to be Syrian may in fact be holding fake identity documents, meaning that the UN data may not be exact.

There's an important caveat on the accuracy of this translation though: CDT collects these directives from a variety of sources and checks them against official Chinese media reports to confirm their implementation.Since directives are sometimes communicated orally to journalists and editors, who then leak them online, the wording published here may not be exact.

The advantages of such an approach are that it brings into play the powerful mathematical techniques of the calculus of variations and, perhaps even more important, that in dealing with very complex situations it may allow a systematic approach by computational means to a solution that may not be exact but is near enough the right answer to be useful.

Slice's data may not be exact, but it's a good estimate of larger trends.

All your little estimation errors accumulate, and the result may just not be exact enough.

This is from memory, so it may not be exactly exact, but the essence is right.

Movie-going may not be an exact science but there are degrees of reasonableness.

The conceit of Nick Carraway as the stand-in for Fitzgerald may not be quite exact, though.

That may not be the exact route Mr. Obama wants to go.