inaccuracy

There is a slight inaccuracy in this design.

avoid the inaccuracy in the use of words

There was an inaccuracy in the report that needed to be corrected.

The inaccuracy of the map led us to the wrong location.

She pointed out the inaccuracy in his statement.

The inaccuracy of the weather forecast caught many people off guard.

The inaccuracy of the measurements resulted in flawed data analysis.

The inaccuracy of the translation caused confusion among the participants.

The inaccuracy of the clock caused him to miss his appointment.

The inaccuracy of the scale affected the results of the experiment.

The inaccuracy in his calculations led to financial losses.

The inaccuracy of the information provided raised doubts about the project.

Seismologist Dr.Lucy Jones posed with the Rock at the premier and live- tweeted scientific inaccuracies.

To correct what it sees as inaccuracies would likely involve disclosing classified information.

Takata disputed the report's conclusion, saying it had a number of inaccuracies.

For all of the historic inaccuracies, the movies inspires a love and understanding of Native American culture.

No, if there are inaccuracies and security worries, well, the BBC wouldn't want to put the interview out.

For all of the historic inaccuracies, the movie inspires a love and understanding of Native American culture, as well.

Takagi says these were " small inaccuracies, " meaning not very important.

But many misconceptions, including the tongue map, center on misinformation — false or misleading information that results from unintentional inaccuracy.

There is a lot of inaccuracy here.

] Okay, no more inaccuracies with the globes.