Inaccuracies in a sentence

A new survey conducted by Angus Reid for the National Payroll Institute has found that the majority of Canadians are would seek another job if they encounter regular pay delays and inaccuracies.

But Medina continues to stand behind tweets that respond to seeming inaccuracies.

Canadians feel strongly about our uniquely Canadian desserts — so much so that inaccuracies and diversions tend to generate lively social media debates.

Cornerstone reaffirms its commitment to addressing inaccuracies, aspersions and falsehoods with uncompromising diligence and precision.

Despite the movie's depiction of a well-renowned historical figure, it has faced a mixed reception from critics and audiences, with even some criticism for its historical inaccuracies.

Errors can range from factual inaccuracies to visual anachronisms, such as modern objects or incorrect props.

Establish clear guidelines and quality control processes to address inaccuracies or biases in any AI-generated content.

He accused the group of cross-party MPs of producing a yet-to-be-published report “riddled with inaccuracies and reeks of prejudice” while providing him with “no formal ability to challenge anything they say”.

He blames ghostwriter John Joseph Moehringer for the inaccuracies, saying the tales have been 'dramatised'.

However, in actual field conditions, the presence of complex backgrounds, overlapping pods, and varying can cause the bounding boxes to overlap, leading to inaccuracies in the seed count and position.

I’m not even going to get into the historical inaccuracies because there’s just too many to choose from.

Just one correction of the many, many inaccuracies vomited up in this article, and please reread your scriptures to see and understand for yourselves.

Many there are a number of historical inaccuracies concerning Hamilton himself and the story that's told, perhaps the most damning misinterpretation is the life and character of Aaron Burr.

Many Western movies have been criticized for historical inaccuracies and perpetuating stereotypes, particularly in their portrayal of Native American cultures.

Moreover, agile & intuitive financial software solutions support financial establishments in lessening reporting inaccuracies, thereby avoiding potential legal or regulatory sanctions.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, citing secrecy laws, has not addressed any of the specific allegations, but he has criticized the article and other reports for containing inaccuracies, without elaborating.

The book and the general arguments it represented were subjected to widespread criticism – for factual inaccuracies, for its many dire predictions (or ‘possibilities’ as Ehrlich described them) and for the ‘solutions’ suggested.

The committee’s report is riddled with inaccuracies and reeks of prejudice but under their absurd and unjust process I have no formal ability to challenge anything they say.

The documents posted online are labelled secret and contain what appear to be details on weapons and equipment shipments to Ukraine, but they also contain apparent inaccuracies that have some questioning their authenticity, or whether they were altered.

While AI might seem like the world’s most efficient personal tutor on the surface, tools like ChatGPT impair learning when used incorrectly because of both the ease at which it can give students answers and its confident inaccuracies.