Sentence examples for whose accuracy from inspiring English sources

Katyusha rockets are low-technology weapons whose accuracy is imprecise.

"They reported information from a publication whose accuracy we didn't know".

Magnetic tape is an unvarying & permanent record whose accuracy does not deteriorate thru repeated use.

How could they not have known the origin of all those stories whose accuracy they had to test?

The notes, whose accuracy Fredman has disputed, describe him saying that videotapes of interrogations would look "ugly".

Of all Velázquez's paintings, though, the one whose accuracy is most defiant is the portrait he painted of the most powerful man in the Catholic world.

While in opposition, Law and Justice party members produced evidence of foul play, often in online videos whose accuracy is impossible to verify.

The European ruling is not intended to tackle incorrect information, with many of the links removed so far being to news articles whose accuracy has not been challenged.

"Our armies have hardly taken a step," The New York Times claimed, "without reliance upon the reports of the faithful black fellows, whose accuracy has been remarkable".

That compared with Mr Maduro's margin of victory of just 1.5% over Mr Capriles in the presidential election last April, a result whose accuracy the opposition still disputes.

Then Mr. Iritano, who is 49, had no trouble hitting a shot whose accuracy was manifest by its thwack, and his ball landed on the fairway.