Sentence examples for which inaccurate from inspiring English sources
William Harris, chief executive of X.com, said the company had changed its procedure for authorizing new accounts after it had discovered about 10 instances in which inaccurate or suspicious numbers had been entered into online application forms.
In any case in which inaccurate information described under paragraph (1) is alleged, the court shall request the Register of Copyrights to advise the court whether the inaccurate information, if known, would have caused the Register of Copyrights to refuse registration.
There would be a workable defence for the media of "responsible public journalism", a spruced-up version of the so-called "Reynolds Defence" in which inaccurate allegations against the former Irish Prime Minister were justified on the basis that they had been responsibly put together and were so serious that they deserved to be aired.
Also, the recent slowing of China's economic growth and stock market plunges have exposed China's many hidden weaknesses, which inaccurate economic data have long concealed.
There is no other field in which inaccurate, incomplete, or biased information can be potentially more damaging [ 2].
We have used a broad definition of misconceptions that encompasses all students' inaccurate ideas, because considerably more research will be necessary to identify which inaccurate ideas are intuitive, common across diverse populations, and deeply held.
Trump on Sunday dismissed the Washington Post/ABC News poll, tweeting that it "was just about the most inaccurate poll around election time" — which was inaccurate.
Traditionally, WBC count is done manually which yields inaccurate results as the blood sample increases.
"But that does not stop them producing 2,500 pieces of copy, almost all of which are inaccurate.
Many conventional distortion modeling techniques simply consider a linear relationship between the packet loss and distortion, which is inaccurate.
All models assume constant and similar size effects on shrinkage for all type of drying conditions which cause inaccurate prediction.
