Sentence examples for corrected misinformation from inspiring English sources

On Twitter, Seth Mnookin meticulously reported developments and corrected misinformation.

The in-depth analysis of the more than 8-by-20-foot canvas has corrected misinformation about the painting's genesis, including when Pollock actually made it and how long it took.

It can also be tough to correct misinformation once it has gained currency.

Saying he wanted to rid himself of a burden, Tejada approached General Manager Ed Wade and asked to correct misinformation he gave the Oakland Athletics in 1993.

"We recognize that fully resolving our brand challenges in California will require sustained focus and commitment to correct misinformation," Manby told investors.

He has nothing to say about what he wrote; indeed, he says he "will not discuss evidence or reveal undisclosed information about pending cases, not even to correct misinformation published in the press".

"On the reputation side, early feedback on our campaign has been positive, however, we recognize that fully resolving our brand challenges in California will require sustained focus and commitment to correct misinformation".

Tony Abbott has signalled the government is likely to launch a taxpayer-funded advertising campaign on the Medicare co-payment, saying it was important to correct "misinformation that tends to get into the public arena".

American officials did subsequently confirm some details about the operation, but some of them said specifically that they were speaking about the doctor's role to correct misinformation and make clear that he had not acted against Pakistani interests.

Australia has embarked on a "whole of government" diplomatic and ministerial lobbying campaign to correct "misinformation" and prevent the Great Barrier Reef from being placed on the Unesco world heritage committee's "in danger" list, a Senate committee has been told.

The company is now willing to confront Comcast haters online to try to correct misinformation.