Sentence examples similar to errors in factual reporting from inspiring English sources

Zachary appealed based on what he said were factual errors in the report, but because interviews were not recorded, Zachary was not able to prove his complaint held water.

As a rule, the letters section does not address factual errors in the news report; those are handled in the corrections section.

The I.P.C.C. won the Nobel Peace Prize with Al Gore in 2007 for its efforts on climate change, but later became a focus of controversy related to minor factual errors in a large report that it had issued that year.

US officials identified errors in the reporting.

The incidents described in the gospels were products of the religious consciousness, rather than factual reports.

While it was possible there was a factual error in the report, it was not a strong enough possibility to outweigh the duty of confidentiality owed to the former Chilean dictator.

He cited what he said were dozens of factual errors in Ms. Kent's reports and accused her of unjustifiably warning investors in a July 2002 report that a downgrading of LVMH's debt rating by Standard & Poor's might be imminent.

He cited what he said were dozens of factual errors in Ms. Kent's reports and accused her of unjustifiably warning investors in a July 2002 report that a downgrading of LVMH's rating might be imminent.

And matters weren't helped by the occasional factual error in the aforementioned report (it claimed that this was "Pakistan's first government-endorsed fashion week", when Benazir Bhutto had happily endorsed fashion weeks more than a decade ago).

And while you understand the following day's papers praising it (you often don't get replays in the pressbox, so go easy when you see a minor factual error in a match report, eh?) there is less of an excuse for subsequent tributes.

That's a factual report".