Sentence examples for more accurate is from inspiring English sources
More accurate is that within her voice is the same vibration that passes for the heartbeat of Brazil itself.
An alternative read, and probably more accurate, is that both players are in enormously good form, and should be rightly feared by their opponents this weekend.
No, Don Draper's dilapidated childhood home — or Dick Whitman's, to be more accurate — is actually a pretty nice house in the Angelino Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles.
What I'm describing (imagining would probably be more accurate) is a process of viral social change, and change of this kind, which is nonlinear, is never something anyone can plan or predict or count on.
Much more accurate is the scene in which Brown sings an a cappella version of I Need You to Bobby Byrd, his long-suffering lieutenant: a lovely portrait in soft-spoken forbearance from Nelsan Ellis.
The reason it is hard to make the census more accurate is because methodological improvements have already lifted accuracy nearly as high as it seems able to go, said David Freedman, a statistics professor at the University of California at Berkeley.
The more landmarks are deployed, the more measurements are collected, and the more accurate are estimates.
The smaller the SEM, the more accurate are the assessments that are being made.
For the C2H4 C2H4 interactions previous CCSD(T) calculations which are even more accurate were augmented.
Crazy as a fox he is, or Foxx, to be more accurate, which is even crazier.
Or, to be more accurate, Twitter is good at letting facts circulate through argument.
