Sentence examples for whatever the accuracy from inspiring English sources

Whatever the accuracy of the video's claims, its effect has been felt.

Whatever the accuracy of Kaine's attacks on Trump – and make no mistake, they were often accurate – Kaine's style was excessive.

But whatever the accuracy of the briefing, it did not lessen the ferocity of the battle at various points on the ground.

Some also worry that whatever the accuracy of auction data, using it to track values is a crude exercise that considers aesthetic expressions only as commodities.

Whatever the accuracy, or lack thereof, of RT and whatever its actual impact on western audiences, one of the problems with these kinds of arguments is that they fall straight into the trap of presenting media that are aligned with official adversaries as inherently propagandistic and deceitful, while the output of "our" media is presumed to be objective and truthful.

Whatever the accuracy of the exercise, if one module is shown to have double the MTBF of another, then, when calculating values for modules in order to achieve the desired system MTBF, the values allocated to the modules should be in the same ratio.

Whatever the historical accuracy, this was music.

Whatever the factual accuracy of this tale, its presence attests to a shared presumption that one leader could send another an enslaved female for sexual use.

However, two other studies manipulating difficulty level have not found significant modulations at the behavioral level negative distractors elicit greater indices of attentional capture than do neutral ones whatever the level of accuracy (Lim, Padmala & Pessoa, 2008; Mitchell, Nakic, Fridberg, Kamel et al., 2007).

And in the finale, taken at a breathless tempo, whatever the consequences to pinpoint accuracy, he captured the Danse Macabre danger in the music.

Whatever the reason for its accuracy, this indicator deserves attention.