imprecise in a sentence

• The three-speed automatic in the tested model was imprecise.
• You must find your own way to this sweet imprecise science.
• The more he fought it, the more imprecise he became.
• Cons : Some gamers report imprecise effects while playing racing games.
• In those early days, the evidence was clumsy and imprecise.
• "It's messy and real imprecise ."
• They provide stark evidence of how imprecise our voting system is.
• They have invested too much precision to achieve hopelessly imprecise results.
• But several regulators rejected any notion that the law was imprecise.
• How such an imprecise law ever got passed is also obscure.
• It's difficult to see imprecise in a sentence .
• Cheap devices use cheap controllers, which send out imprecise signals.
• It's there, but these forms are very imprecise.
• He also said that measuring economic impact is an imprecise business.
• First, the court said, that law was too imprecise.
• Only a later imprecise summary of the document has been preserved.
• Garn considered racial classification based on physical traits to be imprecise.
• :: : The problem is that accessible language is imprecise.
• Its boundaries are imprecise but the area roughly flanks Rockland Avenue.
• :" Ground " is often used in an imprecise way.
• The term " province " in America had an imprecise meaning.