Sentence examples for erroneously claim that from inspiring English sources

Advocates of privatization erroneously claim that because African-Americans have higher mortality rates than white Americans, they do not benefit as much from the Social Security system.

"In an attempt to circumvent the sound judgment of the capital markets, nuclear advocates erroneously claim that subsidies lower the financing costs for nuclear reactors and so are good for consumers," he said.

It is a sad fact that here on Cif and in other liberal-left media and political spaces, the gut reaction of some people to these statistics will be to question their validity, and to erroneously claim that they are proof of a drive to shut down debate about Israel.

This is the direct result of the failed neo-liberal policies that erroneously claim that cutting regulations always makes the economy run better.

The satirical journal Private Eye referred to him as "Ken Leninspart" after Vladimir Lenin, proceeding to erroneously claim that Livingstone received funding from the Libyan Jamahiriya; suing them for libel, in November 1983 the journal apologised, awarding Livingstone £15,000 in damages in an out-of-court settlement.

FOR years, many have erroneously claimed that the United States is embroiled in a "global war on terrorism".

The documents, supplied to the court, erroneously claimed that a borrower owed $4,700 for escrow-related costs.

At that event, Frazier had not only suggested a conspiracy between Judy Bishop and Chief Polio; he had erroneously claimed that the morning argument had been between Amy and Seth.

In the interview Thursday, Mr. Schwartz called his job "a step above voodoo" and acknowledged that he erroneously claimed that a controversial early retirement bill now pending in the Legislature would have no cost.

The press conference started unravelling when it was pointed out to them that they were erroneously claiming that Labor wanted to spend $19bn to restore the foreign aid budget when it has only promised to increase that budget by $244m.

He also admitted to erroneously claiming that a controversial early retirement bill, backed by District Council 37, would have no cost, explaining, "I got a little bit carried away in my formulation".