Sentence examples for inaccurate clarification from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, the fact that his campaign manager offered an inaccurate clarification also indicates that the foreign-policy team surrounding him may still be weak, despite his own growing knowledge.
"In the event that our understanding is inaccurate, we request immediate public clarification of BP's true intentions," they wrote.
Therefore, in the event that our understanding is inaccurate, we request immediate public clarification of BP's true intentions".
In a rare statement, special counsel Robert Mueller's office has said BuzzFeed's story is inaccurate, though the outlet is pushing for clarification from Mueller on the particulars.
Despite the Lime spokesperson's hope for a swift update to our report, they did not respond when we asked for clarification on what exactly Contee had said that was "inaccurate".
It would have required newspapers to print "clarifications" of stories that a committee of Social Credit legislators deemed inaccurate, and to reveal their sources on demand.
Clarification A clarification.
In a lengthy page 2 "clarification" yesterday (19 June), the newspaper stated that its article was based on a flawed opinion survey question "and that the results of the poll were inaccurate as a result".
The headline was significantly inaccurate and breached clause 1. Ipso ordered the Telegraph to publish a correction, which it did in its "Corrections and Clarifications" slot on page 2 on Tuesday.
