Sentence examples for strives for accuracy from inspiring English sources

While the 1908 model strives for accuracy and verisimilitude, the more recent design is demonstrably simple, working by suggestion and inference.

HOUSTON — Every good referee strives for accuracy and credibility and, on his best nights, for virtual anonymity on the basketball court.

To the Editor: I know that the opening paragraph in "Jamaica; After the Stars and the Storms, a Place to Relax" (Next Stop, March 19) was meant for style rather than pedantry, but I'm sure The Times strives for accuracy.

Richard Lynch London I'm a retired Tory party activist but also a long-time reader of the Guardian, a paper that strives for accuracy and intelligently challenges my prejudices.

The Journal is a large news organization that strives for accuracy in reporting.

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Reporters strive for accuracy but things can go wrong.

They must make sure that the reporting companies obey the Fair Credit Reporting Act, which requires them to strive for accuracy.

We strive for accuracy (even more than the Senate itself), but if you have any corrections, please contact GlobalFamilyReunion.com.

This is unfair, not just because he had a dazzling finger technique, but because he never allowed a striving for accuracy to distract him from the bigger picture.

By comparison, they insisted, they were sticking with actual ballots and merely striving for accuracy by demanding a manual recount -- on top of the mechanical recount -- in several counties.