Sentence examples for correcting misinformation from inspiring English sources

Magliozzi explains that many admissions officers find themselves spending significant time on these sites correcting misinformation and putting out fires.

Cuomo had to explain what really happened without sounding like he was actually correcting misinformation provided by the guy anchoring the hour.

And from a White House point of view, it was great medium for updating the public, correcting misinformation, and engaging with the media and the public.

These people are not beyond reproach, but they are icons for a reason and if we truly value the communities they have worked to represent, then I think the Sanders folks should be content with simply correcting misinformation.

More stories about data like this are needed to combat the skewed coverage of Islam and American-Muslims, said Rebeca Lenn, director of external affairs for Media Matters, a nonprofit research center dedicated to monitoring and correcting misinformation in American media.

"Academic research on correcting misinformation has shown that putting a strong image, like a red flag, next to an article may actually entrench deeply held beliefs the opposite effect to what we intended," Lyons wrote.

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

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".