Sentence examples for my imprecise from inspiring English sources

Fifteen thousand media pros are documenting the goings on here, and, per my imprecise appraisal, the ratio of police to reporters to protesters on the ground is roughly three to two to one.

Most disappointing of all was trying to work the Touchless for Windows app: using my unsteady fingers rather than my trusty mouse to scroll, drag and click around Windows 7 was like trying to type on a keyboard with my elbows: cumbersome, imprecise and so frustrating that I wanted to rip my arm off by the end of it.

The harder I'm writing, the more imprecise my spoken language becomes.

My question was imprecise; there were actually two sets of discussions, which I lumped together.

But no matter how imprecise my estimate may be, it is absolutely clear that Act 23 will prevent more legitimate votes from being cast than fraudulent votes".

Because official records are imprecise, my organization, the Institute for Liberty and Democracy in Peru, along with 120 Arab researchers, combed the property records of factories, buildings and other formal businesses that Piketty relied on to calculate the value of capital.

Oh, by the way I have my 23andMe data to add my genetic propensities (howsoever imprecise today, but improving rapidly with time and more data).

And the fact that I had to go through her case again made me think if I had been too imprecise in my communications with her".

Nobody could tell me about any good studies that have measured the crybaby index, so I was forced to do a brief and laughably imprecise survey of my own.

Sadly the G.P.S. inside the iPhone was fairly imprecise during some of my runs, resulting in readings of 60 minute miles.

Cherry-picking the evidence in this way is the greater statistical sin, in my view, since it involves making misleading rather than merely imprecise claims.