Sentence examples for a misstatement of a from inspiring English sources
But once they do, it becomes a gray area whether it's puffery or a misstatement of a known fact".
How could so bald a misstatement of so elementary a fact as Bach's death date have eluded everyone connected with this epochal project?
Last week Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland, two of Britain's biggest banks, set aside a total of £900m for settlements related to rigging of the foreign exchange market, and the Serious Fraud Office launched a criminal investigation into a misstatement of profit guidance at Tesco.
"Actually," Mr. Goord wrote about the report, "it should be entitled a Misstatement of Prison History".
But a misunderstanding about something I said led to a misstatement of fact in the article.
So why did all these fine firms miss what Hewlett-Packard now claims was a misstatement of Autonomy's accounts?
This, of course, was a misstatement of such gargantuan proportions that it cannot be dismissed as the overzealousness of a loyal friend.
It is a misstatement of the bill's purpose, therefore, to maintain, as the McCain campaign advertisement does, that Mr. Obama favored conventional sex education as a policy for 5-year-olds.
I take exception, however, to a misstatement of fact the author attributes to Charles Fleischman of Hofstra University, referring to the adjuncts not bringing the level of expertise the colleges require and to their lesser experience.
Because something that we so often forget in the dialogue about security versus privacy is [that it is] really a misstatement of the issue, which is liberty versus security.
