Sentence examples for important misstatement from inspiring English sources

To find him liable, the jury has to find that Mr. Tourre made a material or important misstatement and did not correct it.

Mr. Tourre has been charged with fraud, and to find him liable, the jury has to find that Mr. Tourre made a material or important misstatement and did not correct it.

All too often, however, they still try to maintain their treasured balance by devoting equal time — and, as far as readers and viewers can tell, equal or greater passion — to denouncing far less important misstatements from Hillary Clinton.

That achievement is impressive and important, notwithstanding factual misstatements and exaggerations such as the "nine significant errors" in the film cited by a British judge Wednesday.

In his prosecutor days, an appeals court said there had been "misstatements of important facts" due to his prosecutorial zeal.

The fine would be the largest in an S.E.C. enforcement case involving financial reporting, and its size indicates that the S.E.C. viewed Xerox's financial misstatements as an important matter.

When the actual buyer says that price is "important," it is difficult to find that a misstatement could have no impact.

"It seems likely that every appearance, Jon Corzine will make a misstatement or misstep, and our campaign finds it important to document these and point them out to the voters," Mr. Smith said.

Perfectionists tend to be largely overcritical of any misstatement, misspelling or flaw and see it as vitally important to correct people when they make a mistake.

On the positive side, Bachmann's continuous misstatements offer abundant opportunities to raise and clarify important issues.

Although the banks can plausibly claim that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were knowledgeable about the mortgage market, the standard for a violation of Sections 11 and 12(a)(2) is whether any misstatements or omissions were "material," which means a reasonable investor would consider them important.