Sentences with phrase «more inaccurate»

A misleading column by Republican Assemblyman Travis Allen of Orange County, California about a new state prostitution law has sparked more inaccurate online reports taking off on social media.

«Although getting better each day, voice recognition is still more inaccurate than accurate, limiting its use to non-critical applications such as information and entertainment,» said Nucleus Research CEO Ian Campbell.

The «Power of Together» slogan it gave itself on merging and its «one team, one firm» core value could not look more inaccurate as its European partnership scrambles for a solution to its financial woes.

Partly as a result of this, many feel that science reporting has grown sloppier and more inaccurate as a whole over the course of the last decade.

The longer time scale «ups and downs» could make your 2100 estimate somewhat more inaccurate than is useful.

When assessing outcome quality models that do incorporate biological mechanisms prove to be more inaccurate, while correlative climate - biodiversity models become increasingly inaccurate.

There is little chance it will be more inaccurate in the long run and any problems with one set will be lessened by the inclusion of the others.

So unless you can substantiate the accuracy of the prior with some evidence, it is likely that your Bayesian estimate will be more inaccurate than your MLE.

Yet, the forecast published by Forbes, short of an outright bankruptcy, could not have been more inaccurate.

In his book Weather Forecasting: The Country Way, farmer / author Robin Page wrote, «Yet it is strange to record that as the weather forecasting service has grown in size and expense, so it's predictions seem to have become more inaccurate.»

This is incorrect for the modern record and even more inaccurate for the long - term pattern of weather and climate on the prairies.

To claim that it can be proved by isotopic data is even more inaccurate.

Nothing could be more inaccurate in the case of Viola.

Having always owned both cats and dogs, I find the phrase and the premise to be far more inaccurate than accurate.

The more curved the relationship between price and interest rate changes, the more inaccurate duration becomes as a risk measure.

On very low yields, the rule of 72 is much more inaccurate.

Infrared touch technology is far slower and more inaccurate.

What's more, I understand it's even more inaccurate for bestsellers because so many of those books are sold through vendors like Wal - Mart and Target, who don't report to Bookscan.

We do not need another NCLB waiver or more inaccurate ways to punish schools.

Connecticut uses an even more inaccurate method called Student Growth Percentiles («SGP»).

Don't get me wrong, the controls are serviceable, but rotating a character by tapping buttons and looking at an arrow to aim is far more inaccurate and problematic than the immediate responsiveness of a second stick.

The further away you get from the last decennial census (2010), the more inaccurate the estimates are likely to be.

We can expect to see more inaccurate claims from Tory backbenchers about renewable power sending the cost of energy bills soaring (and failing to account for the necessary cost of replacing ageing infrastructure regardless of whether we go green).

Just more inaccurate campaigning from the no camp.

Apparently, the more inaccurate the better.

And if you're a charismatic, like me, then you may have noticed that as prophetic words become more specific, they also (generally speaking) become more inaccurate.

Could any adjective describing the clergy or the church be more inaccurate than powerful?

That being said, we only estimate this number because Tesla does not report it, and to not put a number on Model S sales would be to paint an even more inaccurate overall picture of EV sales.

If elected Prime Minister, Mr. Harper promised that would be no more inaccurate forecasts, because he would create an independent agency, «Ensuring truth in budgeting with a Parliamentary Budget Authority» to hold the government to account in its budget forecasting and its spending estimates.

«Never been more voluminous or more inaccurate.»

Not exact matches

In my view, there should be an official migration to the more accurate term keyphrase, but for now I will be forced to use what I consider to be an inaccurate term.

However, publishers that post inaccurate news articles will still get dinged in search rankings versus more reputable outlets — regardless of speed, he explained.

My colleague Scott Gerber summed up the show's failings, noting that it suffered, basically, from «inaccurate expectations about entrepreneurship — especially with the notion that «the life» is more important than the work required to achieve it.»

The study that Trump was mentioning, which he repeatedly referred to late during the campaign, said 24 million voter registrations were no longer valid or were significantly inaccurate, more than 1.8 million dead people were listed as voters, and about 2.8 million people were registered in more than one state.

This results in duplicate listings, inaccurate and outdated pricing, and in more extreme cases, bait and switch or outright fraudulent postings.

Nothing can spell disaster for local businesses more than inaccurate citations and outdated details.

«In the coming days, it is important to keep in mind that further inaction only gives those seeking to deter Congress from passing a bill more time to continue making inaccurate and misleading claims about the legislation,» Lew wrote.

If one or more of the analysts who cover us downgrade our common stock or publish inaccurate or unfavorable research about our business, our common stock price would likely decline.

If one or more of the analysts who cover us downgrade our Class A common stock or publish inaccurate or unfavorable research about our business, our common stock price would likely decline.

If one or more of the analysts initiate research with an unfavorable rating or downgrade our Class A common stock, provide a more favorable recommendation about our competitors, or publish inaccurate or unfavorable research about our business, our Class A common stock price would likely decline.

Due to potentially - large oscillations in the desire to hold cash and to the fact that changes in the money supply can take years to impact the cost of living, this theoretical rate of purchasing - power change will tend to be inaccurate over periods of two years or less but should approximate the actual rate of purchasing - power change over periods of five years or more.

Unfortunately, this is one reality show that strays far, far away from reality, misleading younger viewers in particular with inaccurate expectations about entrepreneurship — especially with the notion that «the life» is more important than the work required to achieve it.

This is shocking to me as a dismal oversight, but it represents the inaccurate and antiquated — but frustratingly persistent — belief that flexible work is more of a perk to employees than a business strategy with very real benefits to employers.

It is more that the bible is contradictory, mysoginistic, inaccurate historically, and all together illogical.

And it is all in God's plan when new discoveries show that past interpretations of Scripture regarding the physical realm were incomplete or inaccurate, and He expects us to be constantly seeking to align our understanding with our discoveries, not to cling to interpretations about the physical realm that arose before more facts became available to us by the use of our God - given curiosity and intellect.

One, while memory is notoriously inaccurate in some ways (see studies on witness testimony), it seems to me that Julie has more than enough support for what she's shared here to say that there were some major missteps.

It might also be noted that the BBC, like many media outlets, has been inaccurate in its reporting concerning the Bishop Williamson affair: indeed, this author took the liberty of writing to them on two occasions to suggest changes on two different web pages so that the truth of the incidents might be more adequately reported.

if god wasn't so inaccurate with details and events maybe there would be more credience... but since in the new test.

But, I'm leaning more and more towards the feeling that religion (rituals and practices) and everything about it devised by mankind is... inaccurate and fabricated.

I understand that a false diagnosis and an inaccurate prescription may do more harm to the patient, but a doctor who does not love the patient or care about the patient and genuinely desire that they get well, will likely not accurately diagnose the sickness or prescribe a medicine.