Sentence examples for sort of accuracy from inspiring English sources

Is there any sort of map of the Milky Way galaxy, at least one compiled with any sort of accuracy?

This is not the sort of accuracy of GPS- or laser-guided munitions, the stuff of those heavily hyped down-the-chimney highlight reels favored by TV.

Best seems to be a bowler hell bent on hurling it down as rapidly as possible, while showing the sort of accuracy that would make, say, Devon Malcolm look like Brian Statham in comparison.

Quantitative findings, for example, look more "scientific" if they are presented as percentages, but besides the necessity to present some measure giving variation from central tendency, such as standard deviations, very few historical sources lend themselves to the sort of accuracy that makes 63.8percentt any more accurate than nearly two-thirds.

A sort of accuracy was clearly missing.

If a decision comes down to Moore or Franklin, all the latter has to do is show any sort of arm strength, any sort of accuracy.

But even the much-admired, much-reviled Otto Schenk "Ring" can be justified as a bold attempt at some sort of historical accuracy, and his edgy "Elektra," designed by Jürgen Rose, needs no excuses.

I think restaurants present much more of a problem - their menus are not held to any sort of labeling accuracy standards, and in my experience, and that of friends, it is fairly routine for servers to either be misinformed or lie outright about the meats they serve.

Indeed, with Gabriel Obertan shining they made the most of the extra space Lowe's role afforded them, by passing and moving with the sort of pace and accuracy that has not been seen here for an awfully long time.

In fact, the only aspects of history attended to in Basterds with any sort of care for accuracy is the history of Ufa studios -- in other words, the movies.

Next the sum of squares error was used to sort exemplars in order of accuracy with which C9i registered to C9.