Sentence examples for imprecisely described from inspiring English sources
An editorial on June 26 about military trials imprecisely described a Senate bill in one reference.
An editorial on Friday about the wave of unlimited, undisclosed money in politics imprecisely described the origins of an agreement to avoid third-party ads in the United States Senate race in Massachusetts.
FOR THE RECORD An editorial on Friday about the wave of unlimited, undisclosed money in politics imprecisely described the origins of an agreement to avoid third-party ads in the United States Senate race in Massachusetts.
This article has been revised to reflect the following: For the Record: February 14 , 2012An earlier version of this editorial imprecisely described the origins of the agreement to avoid third-party ads in the Massachusetts Senate race.
Because of an editing error, an article on July 5 about the potential for terrorist attacks at the political conventions this summer imprecisely described one reason that counterterrorism officials believe the Republican convention in New York City is a higher risk than the Democratic gathering in Boston.
Correction: July 14 , 2004 Wednesday Because of an editing error, an article on July 5 about the potential for terrorist attacks at the political conventions this summer imprecisely described one reason that counterterrorism officials believe the Republican convention in New York City is a higher risk than the Democratic gathering in Boston.
Influenza prevention recommendations imprecisely describe the characteristics of high-risk children, contributing to inadequate vaccination in this population.
An article last Sunday about divorce laws in Britain described imprecisely where certain laws apply.
A news analysis article last Sunday about the ecology of infectious diseases described imprecisely the affiliation of Simon Anthony, a molecular virologist.
It is not a United Nations agency; nor is it a United Nations-affiliated agency, as it was described imprecisely in an article on May 25 about the Kabul attack.
SCIENCE TIMES A report in the Observatory column last Tuesday about new computer software that can reliably detect fake or altered pictures described imprecisely how the program works.
