Sentence examples similar to was certainly inaccurate from inspiring English sources

It's certainly inaccurate to suggest that all moves out of a changing neighborhood should be counted as "displacement". And part of the difficulty here also lies in the blurry line between what people choose to do, and what's forced on them.

It may be time to pronounce the Cadillac tax moribund, but it's certainly inaccurate to treat it as a nail in Obamacare's coffin.

This might give a precise estimate, but note that the estimate is certainly inaccurate.

The sentence in the case of an unfortunate admiral 1 was certainly an inaccurate one.

Another involved an obituary for a prominent Washingtonian that wasn't necessarily inaccurate, but it was certainly incomplete.

Bleak is certainly not inaccurate.

It's certainly not inaccurate.

The actual number can't be known until there is a final tally of casualities, but those estimates -- which would require that almost every victim have multiple children -- are almost certainly inaccurate.

In my piece, I quote from a genealogy that my grandfather had prepared in the nineteen-fifties; it is almost certainly inaccurate on several key points, but it served the purpose of getting my grandfather the ancestors he believed he deserved.

According to a 2016 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) report, 39% of rural Americans don't have broadband internet access but Daiquiri Ryan, a policy fellow at the non-profit Public Knowledge, says that number is almost certainly inaccurate.

This indirect estimate is almost certainly inaccurate, but implies that phylogroups started to diverge well before the last glacial maximum.