Sentence examples for based on inaccurate statistics from inspiring English sources

"This interference is based on inaccurate statistics and questionable research.

He said a top F.A.A. safety official testified before Congress in April 2008, and said that the agency was making progress on improving runway safety, but, Mr. Monteleon said, the testimony was based on inaccurate statistics.

For one thing, it could quickly lead to mistaken actions based on inaccurate information.

Mr. Spielman said the accusations were based on inaccurate information.

'Press release based on inaccurate info.' What a bunch of Charlies.

A Microsoft spokeswoman issued this statement: "The Daily story is based on inaccurate rumors and speculation.

Farouk Hosni told Egyptian TV his announcement that the painting had been recovered was based on "inaccurate information".

The team added that a residential complex was partly affected by "unintentional bombing" based on inaccurate intelligence information.

Josie Rourke, the artistic director of the Bush, said that the proposed cuts appeared to be based on inaccurate data.

Dozens of teachers have challenged their reports, according to the union, claiming they were based on inaccurate class registers.

That is of course, unless other mistakes have been made and assurances have been issued based on inaccurate information.