Sentence examples for claimed inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

Investors also say Snap failed to disclose a sealed whistle-blower lawsuit by a former employee who claimed inaccuracies in the company's calculation and reporting of daily active users.

As you read them, note how the second version of the statement seeks to obfuscate the exact source of the claimed inaccuracy, using wording that seeks to shift blame in way that a casual reader might interpret as external and outside the company's control….

In a statement, the DUP said it intended taking legal action against the BBC, over what it claims were inaccuracies and defamatory statements.

NSO Group, for its part, said its products weren't designed to work in the U.S. and claimed there were inaccuracies in the Citizen Lab report.

It had claimed there were inaccuracies in the information supplied by the council to the independent valuer and professional consultants at that time.

Further, it is well-established, as reflected in the opinion of Judge Jonas in Smith v. Tynes, that in order to contest election results under section 102.168 of the Florida statutes, the plaintiff must show that but for the irregularity or inaccuracy claimed, the result of the election would have been different, and he or she would have been the winner.

The trial court began its analysis by stating: "It is well established and reflected in the opinion of Judge Joanos and Smith v. Tine, that in order to contest election results under section 102.168 of the Florida Statutes, the plaintiff must show that, but for the irregularity or inaccuracy claimed, the result of the election would have been different, and he or she would have been the winner.

Microsoft claimed there were "significant inaccuracies in the interpretations of leaked government documents reported in the media last week".

Lonmin claimed: "There are factual inaccuracies within the Bench Marks report and the company doesn't agree with all the findings.

Director of children's services Debbie Jones said: "We are disappointed with the tone of some of the media coverage, especially given the judge's comments yesterday that reporting has been intrusive for both the child and the foster carer". She claimed that there were inaccuracies in some of the reporting, but added due to legal restrictions the council could not go into further detail.

The problem comes when filmmakers claim that despite inaccuracies, their films capture historical truth.