Sentence examples for more accurate a from inspiring English sources

That description was more accurate a few years ago, when this law was being debated, than it is today.

Even so, Reynolds feels that the end product is significantly more accurate a portrait of underworld Britain than, say, Guy Ritchie's debut.

But it probably would not have been any more accurate a portrayal of the choices facing American policy makers and citizens in 1993.

Something close to the opposite seems more accurate: a handful of people successfully used technology and a savvy understanding of how brands really work to undermine an influential media voice.

The answer - or, to be more accurate, a few glimmers of hope - comes in the form of several newish websites whose users submit content in order to be evaluated by the rest of the community.

Tucked in between the boulders above an unnamed lake near the foot of a peak called Cnicht in north Wales is a collection of rocks that make up a stone hotel – or, to be more accurate, a cosy chamber that comfortably accommodates one or two people.

The higher the mapping quality score, the more accurate an alignment is.

An awakening giant would be more accurate -- a fact Governor Bush clearly appreciates.

This color histogram is more accurate than a grayscale one.

You can't get a more accurate representation in a toy than that".

For a more accurate number, use a calorie calculator.[5].