Sentence examples for falsely reflected from inspiring English sources

Secretary Shinseki said he was "mad as hell," and those who testified seemed concerned if not outraged at reports that some VA's had "cooked the books" regarding veteran wait times and covered up secret waiting lists containing real (bad) data, while publicly substituting made-up lists that falsely reflected exemplary performance.

Finally, that Amnesty International now includes these rights as part of their cause does not, as you falsely make out, reflect a capitulation towards placing economic needs above political freedoms.

The calculated variability in these studies was probably contaminated by the inclusion of rapidly progressing tumors that showed rapid FDG uptake increases, which were falsely considered to reflect measurement variability.

Consequently, studies assessing the relationship between indices based on fasting glucose and insulin levels and clamp measures could reflect falsely inflated slopes and correlation coefficients in regression equations when data from nondiabetic and diabetic subjects are included in the same regression analyses.

Ms. Tom "deceptively and falsely translated communications between" her mother and a lawyer hired to preside over the transaction to deceive the lawyer "into believing the deed reflected mother Leong's intentions at the time," the lawsuit read.

He reflected.

Musk's statements, disseminated via Twitter, falsely indicated that, should he so choose, it was virtually certain that he could take Tesla private at a purchase price that reflected a substantial premium over Tesla stock's then-current share price, that funding for this multi-billion dollar transaction had been secured, and that the only contingency was a shareholder vote.

Whether gas prices really are falsely inflated or are rising to reflect a legitimate dearth of fuel, Smyth's move is a shrewd one.

BBC Afghan's Karim Haidari says that the lynching of a woman who was falsely accused of burning the Koran reflects the ugly and misogynistic nature of parts of Afghan society.

Although trying to use literature to understand life, Devushkin does not discuss these topics separately, and falsely believes that Dobroselova's letters reflect his life, taking short stories as realistic works.

When interpreting the continuous PAI-BOR score as a categorical measure of BPD, at the best cut-off point of a score of 42, the sensitivity (proportion of individuals correctly classified as BPD) was 71% and the specificity 69% (1-specificity reflects the proportion of individuals falsely classified as BPD) [42].