Sentence examples for one inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

There will be, however, at least one inaccuracy in the history lesson to be played out on Sunday.

However, I must respond to the one inaccuracy with which he charges me.

One inaccuracy that I came across repeatedly is that a chemical called phthalates, which can interfere with male hormones, poses a danger from such water bottles.

Earlier, The New Republic had conducted its own investigation and found only one inaccuracy: the story about the disfigured woman had occurred in Kuwait before the unit arrived in Baghdad.

For any extra fiftenn dollars we would gladly have straightened out one inaccuracy, we would have told them that when Dudley Diggers offered Franchot Tone a drink of liquor with the remark, "Here, drink some of this, it will kill the germs," he was about 70 years ahead of his time.

"We're not even allowed one inaccuracy in this resolution; it's draconian," Gen. Amir al-Saadi, President Saddam Hussein's top adviser on weapons, said at a news conference after Iraq delivered its 12,000-page declaration on its weapons programs to the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad last Saturday.

Yet I noticed one small inaccuracy in the film.

As the translator whose versions of Mandelstam she cites, may I correct one small inaccuracy?

But what is widely seen as its one huge inaccuracy — its suggestion that torture "worked," that without torture Osama bin Laden would still be watching videos in his suburban villa in Pakistan — is fatal.

But Nelson did identify one glaring inaccuracy.

He claims that Karpov made only one small inaccuracy.