Sentence examples similar to spot inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes," he says, "people come from other groups just to spot inaccuracies.

A crack team of our leading critics and experts tried to save us from embarrassment, spotting inaccuracies and oversights.

For instance, researchers have spotted inaccuracies in Google's Flu Trends service, which analyzes Web searches and estimates the pervasiveness of the flu.

Committed second world war buffs may spot microscopic inaccuracies, such as a few anti-tank guns being painted the wrong colour, but overall the recreation of the battles was acclaimed by real veterans.

If you spot any inaccuracies, report them to your insurer immediately.

Given that Wikipedia relies on its readers to spot and fix inaccuracies, errors are inevitable; entries may also have deliberate biases or inaccuracies introduced into them for political, personal or commercial motives.

As the other individual is giving us a dose of negative feedback, we tend to listen not to understand what's being said, but to spot distortions or inaccuracies or faulty conclusions.

It can help them spot issues or inaccuracies that need to be cleared up, including signs of identity theft, like accounts fraudulently opened in their name.

Much of what you have learned has been based on propaganda, and to understand truth you have to be able to spot lies or inaccuracies.

The result showed inaccuracy of spot detection in the analysis starting with spot detection by detecting many false positive spots.

Inevitably if you are closely involved – I'm an organic pig farmer – the little inaccuracies you spot on TV or in the papers are bloody annoying.