“inaccurate”可以造什么句，inaccurate造句
But he told reporters he has received no indication that the initial U.S. account is inaccurate.
"I thought you could take both," Wynn says, disclosing a dangerously inaccurate assumption.
The governor of Louisiana has falsely alleged that statistics for his state are inaccurate.
The adjective hasn't been built that can pull a weak or inaccurate noun out of a tight place.
What we recall is often a blurry mixture of accurate and inaccurate recollections, along with what jells with our beliefs and hunches.
The traditional word “Gypsy” is seen as pejorative by some and inaccurate by others though some Romanies robustly defend its use.
Failure to properly account for uncertainty in disease burden estimates may lead to inappropriate USES of the estimates and inaccurate prioritization of global health needs.
To make a (potentially inaccurate) sweeping judgement, I think minimalists tend to be more aware, that their resources are better spent on other activities rather than the pursuit of material gain.
The over-bleed is the inaccurate perception/belief that spirituality cannot exist within financial abundance.
This is especially important for billing purposes, in order to prevent inaccurate charges to the service requestor.
In most countries outside Britain and the Commonwealth, journalists are more or less free to write what they like about criminal proceedings, provided it is not grossly inaccurate.
The thought of Leland and Jane Stanford, by this time quite wealthy, arriving at Harvard in a homespun threadbare suit and faded gingham dress is amusing, but highly inaccurate.
If the document is out-dated, your audience will be making inaccurate decisions.
It could also be an invalidation notice specifying that part of data should not be considered in the integration process because it is inaccurate.
But in literary terms, Alter recognizes, the King James version-though it may be "often inaccurate" -is canonical and irreplaceable.
Your information is inaccurate and your conclusion is therefore wrong.
