Sentence examples for you inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Avoid trying this test just after you've brushed your teeth, used mouthwash, or eaten something minty, as a freshly-cleaned mouth may give you inaccurate results.

They will slice and dice you if you publish inaccurate or improperly attributed information.

"If you're inaccurate at the set-piece, you give penalties away and you concede field position, you're going to get punished and we did.

This will not only incorrectly reflect the number of miles you've driven, it will also give you an inaccurate picture of your MPG.

An official in the attorney general's office, asked about the Star-Ledger article, said, "If you wrote the story, I would not say you were inaccurate".

You shouldn't have to re-set it unless you suspect inaccurate readings.

If you see inaccurate address or contact info for the business, realize that you can edit this information for the business.

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If someone refers to you as "childless" and you find this inaccurate or offensive, you can say that you like to think of yourselves as "child free" or that you "have decided not to have children".

Watching films at festivals often gives you an inaccurate view of whether the film is any good.

With no good evidence that eating coconut oil regularly will keep you healthy, inaccurate marketing has used interesting theoretical health properties to make it more desirable.