Sentence examples for erroneous information about from inspiring English sources

* If a credit bureau or a bank persists in reporting erroneous information about you, they can be liable.

As a result the public is given erroneous information about the energy value of many foods," he added.

In an earlier version of this post there was erroneous information about his previous performances supplied by his manager.

The recording industry argues that the rates set by the Librarian are too low and based on erroneous information about the market for Webcasting services.

An article yesterday about an interview in jail with Allan Cameron, the man charged with killing a New York City police officer, included erroneous information about the gun that the police believe was used in the shooting.

And this year was certainly no exception – swarms of profoundly unhappy men (and a handful of opportunistic sociopaths) were everywhere, hounding female game developers from their homes, denying the existence of street harassment, publishing erroneous information about rape victims.

As more people spend more of their lives online, the risk grows that erroneous information and misimpressions about them could spill into their daily lives.

After all, though many consumers' credit files have erroneous information in them about judgments and tax liens, other consumers do, in fact, have legitimate judgments and liens filed against them.

An article on Tuesday about the insider trading trial of Anthony Chiasson and Todd Newman, former hedge fund managers, included erroneous information from prosecutors about the number of witnesses defense lawyers called before resting their case.

Then CBS cast doubt on whether he had truly visited the site, in the form of a cleverly worded statement: "We will continue to let erroneous information be published about 'Survivor,' not only in the print media, but online as well".

The obituary also included erroneous information from his wife about a surviving brother, Salim B. Lewis.