Sentence examples for false natural from inspiring English sources

From January 2000 through June 2002, the Williams Companies and a subsidiary, Williams Energy Marketing and Trading, reported false natural gas trading information to companies that compile price indexes, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said.

The testimony by Ms. Markey comes shortly after five of the nation's largest energy traders admitted that some traders had submitted false natural gas pricing data to publishers compiling gas indexes.

Another false assumption: "Natural" is always synonymous with "safe".

Don't wash your face with soap and water to take off your eye makeup though, as this can damage both your false and natural lashes.

Natural false memories would require some as-yet-undiscovered analogue of this process.

He believed that everyone could tell true from false by the natural light of reason.

At least one Texas curriculum, Wonderful Days, taught the dangerously false notion that "natural fertility regulation" – the rhythm method – has the "highest … user effectiveness rate".

Over the past century, more have been taken in the northern hemisphere than in the southern, and, for obvious reasons, there have been relatively few measurements at sea (though that may soon change, see article).Temperature trends on land need to be corrected for the effect of urbanisation as cities spread outwards they warm surrounding areas, giving the false impression of natural warming.

Due to the effects of the oppressive ideology, the agent treats false stereotypes as "natural", and formulates desires and plans based on the stereotype.

It paid $5 million to the Commodities Futures Trading Commission to square charges related to false reporting of natural gas trading information in an attempt to manipulate the gas market.

(This mistake was apparently caused by his false assumption that natural science works by something like plain induction -- i.e. roughly: this first a is F, this second a is F, this third a is F, … therefore all as are F -- rather than by hypothesis).