Sentence examples similar to regularly imprecise from inspiring English sources

Likewise, in his television appearances (including Believer), he regularly employs imprecise language about religion that cause many of his Religious Studies colleagues to cringe ("lived religion," "experience," "spirituality").

They explained that their estimates were imprecise because they, too, were regularly being blocked from most areas of current or recent combat.

It's imprecise.

The numbers are imprecise.

The likeness is imprecise.

Imprecise results or interpretation.

That is too imprecise.

You become imprecise.

(The records are imprecise).

But how imprecise?

(An imprecise dosage killed people).