Sentence examples for erroneous account from inspiring English sources

A report on Feb. 15 about the wedding of Riva Golan Ritvo and Alan Bruce Slifka included an erroneous account of the bride's education, which she supplied.

A related article on Wednesday included a United States diplomat's erroneous account of the position laid out on Monday by James B. Cunningham, the deputy representative at the United Nations, during a closed session of the Security Council.

Articles on Monday and on Sept. 25 included an erroneous account from Texas officials about the legal status of an unregistered bus that exploded and killed 23 passengers being evacuated from the path of Hurricane Rita.

An article in some copies on Sunday about a multimillion-dollar fraud case against Hagan Yalincak, a New York University student who sometimes spells his given name Hakan, included an erroneous account from his lawyer about his academic standing and his field of study.

You are a happily married woman.' So then she wrote back and said, 'I'm not married.' To which I replied, 'In that event, I'll call you.' " Editors' Note: March 21 , 2004 Sunday A report on Feb. 15 about the wedding of Riva Golan Ritvo and Alan Bruce Slifka included an erroneous account of the bride's education, which she supplied.

A front-page article on Tuesday about Patricia E. Harris, the new first deputy mayor of New York, gave an erroneous account in some copies of a meeting she attended in 2002 to discuss with the Secret Service the city's security plans at ground zero for its commemoration of the first anniversary of the Sept. 11 attack.

Other official Iranian media outlets later referred to the downing of a "hypothetical" aircraft after the initial erroneous accounts.

The hilariously erroneous accounts of my activities reported as fact in his newspaper provoked morning belly laughs.

Still, after years of erroneous accounts about Onassis and Callas, not to mention their own embroidered versions of their lives, Gage diligently sets the record straight.

Enron filed for bankruptcy protection in December, less than two months after saying it would have to restate its profits for several years because of erroneous accounting.

The suit, filed in 2003 in federal court in Dallas, and unsealed this year, argues that improper sales practices, together with erroneous accounting, are invisibly draining millions of dollars out of vital public programs like Medicare through overcharges or unauthorized uses.