Sentence examples for erroneous fact from inspiring English sources
Trump and other Republicans are conflating the Green New Deal resolution with an erroneous fact sheet regarding the proposal published by Ocasio-Cortez 's office.
Republicans have also seized on an erroneous fact sheet distributed by staff for Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y ., one of the leaD-N.Y .one of the Green New Dealead
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y). is pushing for a debate on the substance of her Green New Deal resolution after her staff distributed an erroneous fact sheet regarding the proposal, leading to confusion over a plan supported by many of the Democratic Party's leading candidates for president.
When, for example, Republican Rep. Rob Bishop of Utah or Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee claimed beef would be outlawed under Ocasio-Cortez's plan, they could at least point to an erroneous fact sheet published, but later withdrawn, by the freshman lawmaker's office.
Thus were reasonable, though wrong, intelligence suppositions reborn as erroneous facts.
"That's clearly what she and her team were doing when they were trying to insert erroneous facts into this report on freedom of movement".
But reviews are often the last line of defense against totally erroneous facts and wrong-headed ideas getting into general circulation.
Misguided -- a posting with erroneous facts.
It may be a tough trek when there are members of the House and Senate Science Committees who recite erroneous facts that would make an elementary school teacher cringe.
Could it be that NBC and MSNBC are hoping to gain viewers lost by CNN following the latter network's "erroneous" (in fact accurate) reporting about whether or not the Steele memos had been physically presented to Trump as opposed to merely present in the room and available for presentation during one of his intelligence briefings?
A district court's order denying a preliminary injunction is reversible for factual error only when the district court rests its conclusions on clearly erroneous findings of fact.
