Sentence examples for based on faulty assumptions from inspiring English sources

In a rebuttal, the Labor Department has said the studies concluding that six million more workers would be exempt were based on faulty assumptions and partisan thinking.

He said the decision was based on faulty "assumptions that the court made in 1986 about the realities of gay lives and gay relationships".

A1 Defending a Business Venture Stuart J. Roll, 68, the wealthy condiment entrepreneur, said his arrest Wednesday night on a felony charge of promoting prostitution at his Dix Hills home on Long Island was based on faulty assumptions.

Anheuser-Busch InBev first countered that the government's lawsuit was based on faulty assumptions, since the company that determined Grupo Modelo's prices in the United States was Grupo Modelo's importer, Crown Imports.

His conclusion that the United States Agency for International Development is not capable of carrying out power projects in Afghanistan is based on faulty assumptions and ignores the evidence.

The Georgia Tea Party Patriots have been battling the proposal, calling it "the largest single tax increase in Georgia history" and contending it is full of special-interest projects and based on faulty assumptions about how traffic can best be fixed.

The ratio was always based on faulty science and misguided assumptions, and it still disproportionately punishes blacks, who make up more than 80 percent of those prosecuted for federal crack offenses.

Once again, most of the authors' additional conclusions are based on this one faulty assumption.

In Europe and North America, a growing number of revisionist "historians" claim that many assumptions about the Holocaust are based on faulty or insufficient evidence — that, in the words of one revisionist, "a hank of hair and a jar full of ashes" are not sufficient proof that the Germans exterminated an estimated twelve million people.

This is based on faulty intelligence.

Some may have been based on faulty intelligence.