Sentence examples for ultimately inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Even some of his conservative allies are becoming nervous about the administration's fiscal recklessness, a development that may account for Mr. Bush's defensive but ultimately inaccurate statement in the interview that discretionary spending had fallen during his term.

However, even when dedicated instrumentation is available, multiplanar osteotomies can prove to be technically demanding and ultimately inaccurate, with the result that oblique cut orientation may make articular fragment displacement and repositioning quite difficult [9].

Abner, similar to Spinoza after him, thought that the explanations of these thinkers on the question of the creation of the world by a perfect God were not sufficient and ultimately inaccurate.

That was when the New York Times published Judith Miller and Michael Gordon's breathless, spoon-fed -- and ultimately inaccurate -- account of Iraqi attempts to buy aluminum tubes to produce fuel for a nuclear bomb.

I especially enjoyed the fact that they use career aspirations as (ultimately inaccurate) determining sex factors -- my own feminist, former hippie mother kept a running baby/childhood book for my sister's and my youths, and each year we would have to check the boxes next to the careers we wanted, which were presumptuously segregated by sex (I'm sure this was not my mother's preference).

It is likely that differences in healthcare provider AEFI knowledge and practice of reporting results in inconsistent adverse event data collection and, ultimately, inaccurate measurement of the incidence of vaccine adverse events, by delaying or missing important vaccine safety concerns [ 35].

His works strangely hover the line between archaic and futuristic, feeling like representations of 21st century technology portrayed in 1970s sci-fi movies that ultimately were inaccurate predictions.

His key insight about secondary nondisjunction that some type of X-Y pairing interfered with the proper segregation of nonexchange X chromosomes is fundamentally correct, even if his model ultimately proved inaccurate.

As the relative permeability is essential input for numerical simulation, neglecting the dynamic effect of capillary pressure while analyzing unsteady laboratory data ultimately leads to inaccurate assessment of multiphase flow properties.

As a result, erroneous clustering and assembling occur during reconstruction of putative transcripts and may ultimately lead to inaccurate gene annotation [ 9].

In letters to Kellogg's, General Mills and PepsiCo, the attorney general, Richard Blumenthal, said he was concerned that the program, called Smart Choices, was "overly simplistic, inaccurate and ultimately misleading".