Sentence examples for inaccuracy about the from inspiring English sources
Editing of the original story introduced an inaccuracy about the location of the restaurant allegedly serving dolphin meat to customers.
The realism that Bigelow and her writer, Mark Boal, affect is false because of this inaccuracy about the hunt for Bin Laden, but more importantly because even this explicit scene does not touch the reality of what occurred in the "war on terror".
In a statement, the Met said: "The rumours and inaccuracies about the opera and its presentation at the Met are part of a campaign to have it suppressed.
It also contains factual inaccuracies about the methodology employed in our impact assessments, for example it is stated that the impact of exceptional funding cases has not been taken account of in savings calculations, which is incorrect".
The forecaster has published a blog detailing an alleged "series of factual inaccuracies about the Met Office and its science" made in a Daily Mail article written by James Delingpole.
Bob Hudgins, the film commission's director, said he had never yet denied financing to a film under the provision — though he warned the makers of a picture about the Waco raid that they need not apply because of what Mr. Hudgins saw as inaccuracies about the event and people connected with it.
The original version of this article contained some inaccuracies about the land of Calgary that have since been corrected.
Despite some inaccuracies about the state of the benthos that I'll outline below, I thought the 60 Minutes piece was great for reef conservation in general.
Unfortunately, however, throughout this important conversation and debate, there have been some inaccuracies about the history of women on paper money.
As the critics hastened to point out, there were many factual inaccuracies about this resolutely determined happy ending.
