Sentence examples for that's inaccurate from inspiring English sources

A woman wrote an article that's inaccurate".

'To tell you the truth, that's inaccurate,' he says.

(Or "infobahn": did any of us really, ever, call the internet the "infobahn"?) For most of us, though, the web is in effect synonymous with the internet, even if we grasp that in technical terms that's inaccurate: the web is simply a system that sits on top of the internet, making it greatly easier to navigate the information there, and to use it as a medium of sharing and communication.

What happens when someone posts a story that's inaccurate?

"I can't think of anything that's inaccurate on this tank," he says.

Invent a detailed world that's inaccurate in every way.

business that are inaccurate and unfair," Mr. James said.

It also said the workers' lawsuit contained accusations that were inaccurate.

"ConAgra Foods systematically refused to verify confirmation requests that were inaccurate," the company said.

"Dr Paul has a long history of saying things that are inaccurate and false," Gingrich said.

"The article contains information that is inaccurate," said Michele Ness, a spokeswoman for the Central Intelligence Agency.