Sentence examples for confusion and misstatements from inspiring English sources

The Illinois case is the latest -- and farthest-reaching -- in a string of confusion and misstatements from DHS over whether Secure Communities participation is voluntary.

The tense, sometimes terrifying week that followed, marked by official confusion and "surreal" misstatements about the crisis's severity, became known forever as the Three Mile Island accident, named after the reactor site on the Susquehanna River.

Had Samsung issued what I call a "first response statement" at the onset of the crisis, rather than starting off with more of an "official response," they could have demonstrated the same care and concern, while avoiding the misstatements, confusion and retractions.

Mistakes and misstatements can happen.

The S.E.C.'s case centers on supposed "material omissions and misstatements" in IndyMac's regulatory filings.

The vice-presidential debate on Thursday contained a fair share of distortions and misstatements.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign responded with an e-mail catalog of Mr. Obama's "exaggerations and misstatements".

He also fretted about the distortions and misstatements that invariably swirl around presidential candidates.

We must awaken to the grave mistakes and misstatements that have mounted since the 9/11 attacks.

There were some exaggerations and misstatements of facts along the way.

No auditing technique can be foolproof, and misstatements can exist even when auditors apply the appropriate techniques.