Sentence examples for more accurate that from inspiring English sources

But Orwell discovered a tone — "generous anger" is the phrase he once used to describe Dickens, and it has been applied to him, but "cool indignation" seems a little more accurate — that has retained its freshness after seventy years.

"I dropped the power a bit to be more accurate; that's the truth," Nadal added.

Shmilovici points out it takes data from sales people to do predictive lead scoring, and the more data you have, the more accurate that's going to be.

But if these improvements mean the map is now more accurate, that's a pretty damning indictment of Vodafone's network, isn't it?

Actually, to be more accurate, that's a position he switched to, in alignment with the candidates he labeled as extreme only recently.

Now you'll want to find a speed square or some other layout device (bigger generally means more accurate) that will allow you to set to edge of the 2x4 90 degrees to the edge of the sheet.

From Figure5, we see that our solution is more accurate than that of MHAM (cf. Figure six in[16]).

That's down to us, we have to be more accurate than that.

Metaphors, especially musical ones, rarely come more accurate than that.

Oddly enough, her reporting is usually more accurate than that of our daytime reporters.

So wasn't the Chancellor's analysis more accurate than that of his opponents?