Sentence examples for pretty inaccurate from inspiring English sources

But measures of the cost of living are considered pretty inaccurate.

Mr. Hochman said he wanted the board to end its practice of debating which of three different formulas to follow, "two of which were pretty lousy, pretty inaccurate".

I've found crowd-based restaurant recommendations to be pretty inaccurate.

Using the Boomshot from far away requires luck more than anything since it can be pretty inaccurate.

Using the BoomShot from far away requires luck more then anything since it can be pretty inaccurate.

There is just one problem, the information is pretty much inaccurate and even wrong.

The idea of him being either Bill or Neo or just a pretty face is wildly inaccurate.

Leicester boss Richard Cockerill: "I'll take the four points but we were pretty ordinary, we were inaccurate and created lots of opportunities but Newcastle came and fought hard and made us work very hard for it.

In more modern (but equally stunning) news, a professional pundit was fired because he wrote an opinion piece that was factually inaccurate and pretty ignorant all around.

Then his boyfriend drew one and it was way prettier, but way more inaccurate.

Then his boyfriend drew one, and it was way prettier but way more inaccurate.