1.   Some of them were really interested in meteorology, others only tolerant of what they considered to be a very inexact science.

2.   Earthquake prediction is an inexact science.

3.   Forecasting was an inexact science.

4.   That accountancy is as yet an inexact science and depends on a number of judgements, estimates, etc.

5.   And it is true that deciding who will and who will not move up the job ladder is an inexact science, at best.

6.   And remember, despite your best intentions and most careful plans, love is still an inexact science.

7.   Baldwin says weather systems are so chaotic that meteorology may always remain a maddeningly inexact science.

8.   Baseball scouting is a maddeningly inexact science.

9.   BCS standings, an inexact science at best, are determined by a combination of national polls, win-loss records, strength of competition and computer rankings.

10.   Blame bad luck on the track, the tendency of horses to go off form without announcing it, and the fact handicapping is an inexact science.