Sentence examples similar to plain inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

My Nixon text contained a plain inaccuracy requiring a curator's fix.

Adam Bienkov has revealed that his campaign website is a treasure trove of crime stat spin and plain inaccuracy.

NYT's Edmund Lee: "On the internet, conspiracy theories, propaganda and plain old inaccuracies can stump even the most thoughtful readers, spreading faster than you can say 'fake news.' A small start-up, NewsGuard, says it may have a solution.

This study also demonstrates the potential inaccuracy associated with plain radiological assessment of tunnel position.

Inaccuracies, mistakes or just plain blunders make chess history.

A limitation of their study was the potential inaccuracy of detecting union with plain radiographs instead of CT scans and the limited times of radiographs being performed.

Fluoroscopy is a useful tool to assist with accurate positioning of tunnels intra-operatively The position of the tibial screw on post-operative radiographs cannot be relied upon to make accurate measurements of tunnel positions Highlights the potential inaccuracy associated with tunnel assessment on plain radiographs This is an audit of a change in practice.

The Cantrells alleged that an article published in the Plain Dealer Sunday Magazine unreasonably placed their family in a false light before the public through its many inaccuracies and untruths.

What causes any inaccuracies?

What inaccuracies may exist?

Such inaccuracies are not uncommon.