Sentence examples for inaccurate page from inspiring English sources

A wholly inaccurate page one story deserves a page one retraction.

Harry Truman, the real winner, enjoyed brandishing the inaccurate front page.

"Why should everyone accept what she says and not accept my version of events?" MacKenzie was also asked about the fallout from the £1m libel payout to Elton John for an inaccurate front-page story during his editorship and Sun proprietor Rupert Murdoch's reaction.

Bethany says it clearly advised the family that children from Russia could have problems, including serious ones, and that records might be inaccurate. 1 2 Next Page ».

Mr Hamilton said his entry had been changed by a young researcher who he pointed out to him inaccurate information on his page.

For instance, an organization's selection process may be biased if an applicant's Facebook page contains inaccurate information, if some applicants do not have Facebook pages, and/or if legally protected demographic information ends up being part of the selection process.

The observed molecular masses display a great variability which can be ascribed to the inaccurate capacity of SDS-PAGE for a reliable estimation of the small Mr differences between the unglycosylated PrPres bands of different samples even if measured in triplicate or more.

The next image was of a phishing page with an inaccurate internet protocol (IP) URL and a long link, while the third image of this context represented a legitimate, secure Facebook login which also had a longer link.

Similarly, the statement "FDA can order a product recall (or seize goods in the field)" on page 104 is inaccurate.

Meanwhile, on page 14, the demonstrably inaccurate writer Quentin Letts rubbished institutionalised attempts to encourage social mobility in an incoherent column that included the genuine sentence: "Middle-class parents are middle class because they have learned what it takes to succeed".

(page 4) is factually inaccurate.