Sentence examples for challenge inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

The reports are filed with the S.E.C., which can challenge inaccuracies in them.

A pro-Chevron voice enriched plurality and allowed him, or the company, to challenge inaccuracies, such as the claim that 15,000 people were hospitalised – as opposed to sought medical treatment – after the refinery explosion, he said.

- Give consumers a way to review what personal information a company has about them, learn with whom it has been shared or sold and to challenge inaccuracies in it.

The act also gives communities the right to challenge any inaccuracies in proposals.

The act also gives communities the right to challenge any inaccuracies in councils proposals.

Challenges include inaccuracy of insulin assays, lack of clarity on optimal methods to assess insulin resistance, and ill-defined cutoff values to determine insulin resistance (2).

It remains an open but relevant challenge to incorporate temporal inaccuracies in the current framework.

It also challenges the most egregious inaccuracies in current campaign commercials on its "Taking Down the Worst" page.

Initial revisions to the module mitigated both issues by providing the base dance to students, but encountered another layer of implementation challenges revolving around the inaccuracies and inconsistency of robotic systems in physical operation.

Even if they do not have better information to challenge a teacher's possible inaccuracies, they can sense when they are being fed half-truths or flimsy reasoning.

But Sorkin challenges people to find other inaccuracies.