Sentence examples for demonstrably inaccurate from inspiring English sources
And each is demonstrably inaccurate.
In the past, Mr. McCain has characterized Mr. Obama's position on taxes in ways that proved to be demonstrably inaccurate.
Meanwhile, on page 14, the demonstrably inaccurate writer Quentin Letts rubbished institutionalised attempts to encourage social mobility in an incoherent column that included the genuine sentence: "Middle-class parents are middle class because they have learned what it takes to succeed".
So before you make any move to raise this subject with your managers, it is essential that you are sure of your ground – it can be disastrous and humiliating if it turns out that your case is based on gossip or demonstrably inaccurate facts.
Although the central claims of the "Rachel was wrong" campaign are demonstrably inaccurate, they have been repeated many times, including in the mainstream media.
While it is true that Obama has passed health care and economic stimulus bills, defining these as progressive is demonstrably inaccurate.
"Any suggestion that Sotheby's provided information it knew to be inaccurate is demonstrably not true," Mr. Neiman wrote.
All are demonstrably inadequate.
That is demonstrably true".
This is demonstrably untrue.
