Sentence examples for regard for accuracy from inspiring English sources

Zoë Wanamaker was a delight as Ariadne Oliver, Christie's jokey self-portrait, munching apples and bashing out potboilers with scant regard for accuracy or taste.

He did so with a marked regard for accuracy and balance, but also with a great deal of sympathy for the ordinary people of South Vietnam.

Lenders, the judges said, are churning out lawsuits without regard for accuracy, and improperly collecting debts from consumers.

Flight shooting, in archery, a form of competition in which shooting for maximum distance is the object, with little or no regard for accuracy.

So much mumbo jumbo flutters around the subject of hypnosis that filmmakers have traditionally taken the license to fly it straight into the ozone with no regard for scientific accuracy.

Until 10 years ago he directed the Pennsylvania Poll of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which was highly regarded for its accuracy in forecasting election outcomes.

Elizabethan printers clearly had little regard for strict textual accuracy, so that allowance must be made not only for error but for deliberate alteration by compositors; thus the textual criticism of 16th- and 17th-century books must include a study of the practices of early printers.

The function of the journalist, particularly on cable news stations, has become almost reduced to that of a mere referee between two talking or more frequently, shouting heads as they go at it with often scant regard for the factual accuracy of their talking points.

Different imaging modalities may yield a wide range of results for accuracy regarding the detection of liver metastases, depending on the spatial resolution and the imaging contrast[ 10, 11 ].

In fact, in October the FCC laid down new requirements for service providers regarding location accuracy for phone calls.

For the first time, the standard provides formal acceptance criteria for accuracy as regards testing by patients and assessment of interferents (including hematocrit).