Sentence examples for probably inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Some vague and probably inaccurate reference they want to make to Freud... "You love your mother?

Much recent research suggests that this distinction between organic and functional is probably inaccurate.

I think to say that more serious and journalistic chat shows are dead is probably inaccurate and premature.

The team of statisticians who supervise the work determined that the results were off and probably inaccurate, Mr. Savaglio said.

So Romney can and will insulate himself from the most noxious and offensive and probably inaccurate ads as well — as he did in the primaries.

"Old" is probably inaccurate: she was undoubtedly much younger than me, 60 or less, but had the aged face of a kindly crone.

It's an important number but it's also probably an inaccurate one.

On the other hand, the reports that she loves to party and to shop and can swear like a trooper in five or six languages are probably not inaccurate.

The series of articles entitled The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon was probably as inaccurate and exaggerated as some more recent newspaper campaigns have been in the area of child sex.

"Game room" is probably an inaccurate usage of the term.

Conversion of these FRET levels to distances would probably be inaccurate due to the physical dimensions of the donor (GFP: 3×4.5 nm) and acceptor (Cy3NTA: 3×1.8 nm).