Sentence examples similar to planned inaccuracy from inspiring English sources
And while the hiring of professional transcribers is planned for some projects to avoid the more vexing computer inaccuracies arising from dialects and speech differences, the project plans to continue using speech-to-text for most transcription and there remains a deficit in the enlistment of volunteer editors who could deal with the backlog.
The day the article appeared, Syngenta planned to "go through the article line by line and find all 1) inaccuracies and 2) misrepresentations.
We deviated from planned analyses in the omission of data relating to physical fitness (a secondary outcome) as the potential for inaccuracies in the recording of pulse rate meant the quality of the data was questionable and not analysed here.
Steele accused the BBC reporter involved, Mark Daly, of planning to broadcast "fundamental inaccuracies which wholly misrepresent the realities of the events surrounding the death of Mr Bayoh".
A White House spokeswoman has predicted that it will be full of inaccuracies, and says the president plans to ignore it.
2 Under reporting or failure to report the RTI in official statistics has often raised the concern about the inaccuracy of statistics and its effect on road safety policy-making and planning.
The agency plans to send 140,000 letters this year to businesses with 10 or more employees with apparent data inaccuracies.
I don't plan to do the perp walk and I don't want anyone here doing it either". "Some of the emails may be forged or altered to include inaccuracies; some may be authentic.
Many residents are equally skeptical, he said, because of lingering resentment over the master plan vote, and the inaccuracy of early cost and revenue estimates.
Recent empirical evidence links migrant remittances, savings and return migration, and stresses the inaccuracy of return migration plans.
It may behoove you to get some professional advice about the nature and scope of the inaccuracy and your best plan for rectifying it.
