Sentence examples for erroneous claim about from inspiring English sources

Correction: April 16, 2000, Sunday A letter in the Ethicist column on March 26 included an erroneous claim about "mad cow" disease and a medical study.

Edit: The author (i.e. me) made an erroneous claim about AT&T offering free tethering with its 2 GB DataPro plan.

La Confora was originally reporting on Kaepernick's desire to work with NFL teams to get back in the game when he made an erroneous claim about whether or not the quarterback would continue to protest.  .

Mr. Klein has a long history of making controversial and erroneous claims about Islam.

Steve Klein, a California insurance man with a long history of making erroneous claims about Islam, says he's one of the backers.

Further leaks suggest that a police report submitted to a pathologist about the shooting of de Menezes contained erroneous claims about his actions before the incident.

Dr. Woloshin and his co-author, Lisa M. Schwartz, also found that the manufacturers had made erroneous claims about the benefits of Aricept 23 in advertisements to doctors and on the label, the lengthy list of a drug's usage, dosages and risks.

Rangers have admitted in a statement to the London Stock Exchange that they also made erroneous claims about chief executive Derek Llambias' record at Newcastle United.

But Rush is not alone in his erroneous claims about Obama.

The erroneous claims about communications between Rich and WikiLeaks first surfaced on May 15, when a Fox affiliate in Washington, D.C., ran a report.

When issuing a statement about the Palin disinvitation, they made a number of erroneous claims about Iran and Ahmadinejad that shows these two women weren't the only ones who were the target of manipulation.