Accurate in sentence

1085 examples of Accurate in a sentence

It's important to be accurate.

But here's the thing: There are plenty of people in science education who would look at this and say there's no way that we could ever give that to students, because it contains some language that isn't completely accurate.

Then it would be accurate, but it would be completely impossible to understand.

TurboTax does everything that my tax preparer did, but it's faster, cheaper and more accurate."

Today, millions of Americans do have faster, cheaper, more accurate tax preparation, and the founders of Intuit have done very well for themselves.

You could call that nothing, and you wouldn't really get in trouble, because the best scales we've ever invented that we could try to use to actually to detect that change are only accurate to 10 to the negative 9th grams.

It's a pretty accurate description.

This isn't an exact science, but it gets pretty accurate.

Bring them out, check and see how accurate you were.

They were incredibly accurate.

When I had learned this phrase, I had an artist over there hear me out to see how accurate it sounded.

Now these models are not just visually appealing, but they are also geometrically accurate, which means researchers can now measure the distance between trees, calculate surface area, the volume of vegetation, and so on, all of which are important information for monitoring the health of these forests.

We need factually-based options, clearly laid out, not those of a few powerful and potentially manipulative corporations pursuing their own frequently narrow agendas, but accurate, unprejudiced information with which to make our own judgments.

I know this, that's why love can be defined in a more accurate way as the desire of being desired.

My hope is that a more accurate, updated understanding of human sexuality will lead us to have greater tolerance for ourselves, for each other, greater respect for unconventional relationship configurations like same-sex marriage or polyamorous unions, and that we'll finally put to rest the idea that men have some innate, instinctive right to monitor and control women's sexual behavior.

And so the fact that these revelations have been broadly characterized as "you can't trust company A because your privacy is suspect with them" is actually only accurate in the sense that it's accurate with every other company in the world that deals with any of those countries in the world.

And in fact, in that case, it's not only not abusive, it's technically just an accurate greeting.

But, surprisingly, the science community didn't like this technically accurate name and decided to call it Gibson Assembly.

We're working to reduce the size of the instrument, and we're working to make the underlying technology more reliable, cheaper, faster and more accurate.

So they’re used in devices that find underground oil and mineral deposits, and they also make highly accurate atomic clocks, like the ones used in global positioning satellites.

Pretty accurate, isn't it?

We go to them in their homes and we give them the most comprehensive, high-tech, accurate examination, which can be delivered by anyone with minimal training.

Our goal was to build an accurate model of a person, not to misrepresent them.

The Ptolemaic system enabled astronomers to make accurate predictions of the motions of the planet, in fact more accurate predictions at first than the Copernican theory which we now would say is true.

The world’s geographical knowledge was compiled in The Book of Roger, whose maps of the known world would remain the most accurate available for 300 years.

And the thing is, these judgments tend to be accurate.

So this one, the idea is that the cost of writing a plan or mapping something is getting so expensive and it's not very accurate or useful.

But actually, it's a quite accurate description.

And then I said, "And I really don't think my due date is accurate."

And in this case, someone may recognize these items or at least their photographs will remain as a permanent, unbiased and accurate reminder of what happened.

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