Sentence examples for so much inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

Gus Baratta, who trades Italian bonds in Milan, explains that he became active Twitter during the early days of the eurozone crisis because he saw so much inaccuracy being banded around.

Maybe the problem is not so much the inaccuracy of the text-conversion of scans of pages but, rather, the premise that matter does not matter, that the medium — screen or paper — is indifferent to our engagement with and understanding of a given text.

8.01pm BST 16 min: There are hints of exciting things to come but so far there has been too much inaccuracy and too many elementary blunders for this game to take off.

Reporting on the kidnapping of Mr. Pearl has been prone to inaccuracies, in part because so much information has come via e-mail -- a medium in which people can shift identities and addresses and disguise their electronic whereabouts with a few keystrokes.

"It's not so much the tempo that England played with, it's probably our inaccuracy".

Such inaccuracy on both sides of the debate is discouraging but not surprising; with so little fair-minded writing on the subject of anti-Americanism, it's no wonder there's so much of it today.

So much.

So much, so sparingly.

"Not so much, maybe not so much.

So much for so long.

So far, so much fun.