Sentence examples for well not accurate from inspiring English sources

"This stuff about Americans not getting our stuff," he said, is, well, not accurate.

"The idea that folks in Atlanta are thinking about the Civil War every day and harboring more than 150 years of anger at General Sherman is, well, not accurate," Ms. Jacobs wrote in an e-mail.

When told of those comments, the governor shot back: "Well, that's not accurate.

So to say that the risk is one in a million, or one in 'x'-thousand of deepwater wells drilled is not accurate".

The Tone-model must characterise the input instrument;   2. the estimated r should be equal to or more than the actual r; and   3. the fixed Tone-model might not work well if r is not accurate.  .

The Tone-model must characterise the input instrument; the estimated r should be equal to or more than the actual r; and. the fixed Tone-model might not work well if r is not accurate.

CLINTON: Well, that is just not accurate.

The North Koreans and now the U.N.D.P. say, 'Well, maybe those documents are not accurate.' "I didn't make those documents, the North Koreans did, and they want us to believe it is not U.N. money.

"Well, Bret, your list is just not accurate, so, one, we're going to have to be better informed about my views on issues," he said.

The deviation of fitting results for thickness <2 ML that is due to the fitting equation is obtained based on the assumption of infinite well potential[25, 26]; so, it is not accurate if the thickness is very low.

"How can voters trust what they hear from you today is what you will believe if you win the White House?" "Well, Bret, your list is just not accurate.