Sentence examples for not that accurate from inspiring English sources

But Aleksandr Kogan, the Cambridge University researcher who provided the company with the Facebook data, has described it as "not that accurate at the individual level".

The government measure is not that accurate, because it relies on a small sample.

He slashes an awful shot miles over the bar, and the effort's not that accurate either.

Although it is not that accurate, with a kick on the recoil, a competent user can fire around 100 bullets a minute.

But even this was not that accurate and very time consuming.

It's not that accurate, though; I didn't see anyone get hit by one of them all day.

The police would not go to the house in question as they stated that GPS isn't that accurate.

Taking a snapshot at one point in time isn't that accurate.

As ingenious as they are, the catapults aren't that accurate – the petrol bombs or stones occasionally ended up falling short and crashing into the protesters' barricades instead.

Laboratory test- but these aren't that accurate as they can indicate other illness as well or just the normal digestive things a dog undergoes.

Therefore, the estimation of 10 or 20 might not be that accurate.