Sentence examples for not more accurate from inspiring English sources

Britain's coroners are more active, but perhaps not more accurate.

Not more accurate or less odious, but more explicable on its own terms.

In highly efficient markets, however, educated guesses are not more accurate than blind guesses.

The models derived from the more accurate vegetation structure maps obtained from satellite data were not more accurate than those derived directly from the SINAMBA or CORINE maps.

Men are more likely to be confident, though not more accurate, in their financial decisions; and women tend to value wealth as a source of security, not opportunity".

Or, in light of the fact that "international arbitration always operates in the shadow of national courts," is it not more accurate to say that national courts and internatonal arbitration act in partnership?

Apparently, setting a deadline does not help a single bit; we do not become more accurate in our planning forecasts.

Would it not be more accurate to say that a correlation has not been established rather than dismiss it as a myth?

Professional critics, being held to certain responsibilities that the maverick blogger is not, tend to be more measured and usually (though not always) more accurate.

The second test proved to be not only more accurate but also more efficient, needing to be compared with normal values and not with baseline peroneal CMAP.

Henry Ford famously said, "I am not the smartest, but I surround myself with competent people". A life as a booker and concert producer could not be more accurate.