Sentence examples for an inaccurate statement from inspiring English sources

But with an inaccurate statement, he said, "your options for getting it out of a database are slim".

"It represents an inaccurate statement of the facts, is wrong on the science of the health impact of tobacco and uses the wrong legal standards.

Also, he added, "there are fraud risks in which an inaccurate statement to your investors could violate antifraud laws at both the state or federal level".

The cuts, she said, excised an inaccurate statement someone made about one of the ship's two nuclear reactors and too-specific details about the infrared system used by the ship's fighter jets.

For now we can say that there is an inaccurate statement in the fact sheet publicly released and posted on the NSA website that portrays protections for Americans' privacy as being stronger than they are".

Nor would we have a letter from two Democrats to the N.S.A. director, Gen. Keith B. Alexander, saying that a government fact sheet about surveillance abroad "contains an inaccurate statement" (and where does that assertion leave Alexander's claims of the effectiveness and necessity of Prism?).

Fox Sports's Cris Carter even labeled Hayward a "role player," which is an astoundingly inaccurate statement to make about a player who was an All-Star in Utah.

Can you really sue a paper because an official quoted gave an maliciously inaccurate statement? asks the Arabist.

We tend to--the idea that government is the solution to all our problems is an inaccurate, a very inaccurate statement.

This is an obviously inaccurate statement, almost as blatantly false as "we're all in this together".

He claimed transgender troops "burden" the armed services with "tremendous medical costs" ― an entirely inaccurate statement.