Sentence examples for occasionally inaccurate from inspiring English sources

The resulting news reports were often conflicting and occasionally inaccurate.

The experience was notable, in part, for the high-spirited flow of occasionally inaccurate information.

And in a category where iTunes users complain about occasionally inaccurate translations, the Ultralingua series has attracted consistently good reviews.

Paul Lashmar, the investigative journalist behind the documentary Who Paid for Brexit?, complained to the BBC that remain's use of occasionally inaccurate economic forecasts was not the same as being fined and investigated by the National Crime Agency.

With quarterback Eli Manning having another inconsistent and occasionally inaccurate performance, despite completing 28 of 42 passes for 312 yards, the Giants were lucky not to lose to the injury-riddled Eagles.

Cibber's colourful autobiography, An Apology for the Life of Colley Cibber (1740), was chatty, meandering, anecdotal, vain and occasionally inaccurate.

These will occasionally prove inaccurate.

"The downside of this: occasionally an inaccurate story can get a lot of quick pick up.

In doing so, they discovered that the highest likelihood was occasionally found for inaccurate models.

While it often achieved high levels of accuracy (correlating with US CDC reporting of flu outbreaks at a rate of 97%), its tendency for occasionally making wildly inaccurate predictions is often attributed to its reliance on one primary (and volatile) source of data.

Exploiting the error tolerance of some applications such as multimedia, image processing, and machine learning, a number of recent works proposed to design approximate adders that generate inaccurate results occasionally in exchange for reduction in delay and power consumption.