Sentence examples for inaccurate presentation from inspiring English sources
Jewish observers of "Princesses" have criticized the show's unflattering portrait of Jewish women and its schticky, inaccurate presentation of Jewish culture.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Jewish observers of "Princesses" have criticized the show's unflattering portrait of Jewish women and its schticky, inaccurate presentation of Jewish culture.
It is undoubtedly true that what prompted the legislature to direct its attention to the misrepresentation of evolution in the schools (rather than the inaccurate presentation of other topics) was its awareness of the tension between evolution and the religious beliefs of many children.
Because these tools clearly influence decisions, poor quality, inaccurate or unbalanced presentations or misleading tools are a risk to patients.
Self-report diaries are commonly used however lack of standardisation, inaccurate recall and self-presentation bias limit their validity.
CBS is dismissing ABC's research presentation as both inaccurate and misleading.
There is very little in the work that is false or inaccurate, but the shaping and presentation make it a work of propaganda.
Our experience suggests that a significant percentage of cases may show alternative presentations, resulting in inaccurate diagnosis and the use of ineffective antibiotics or steroids.
Takata, he said, "failed to clarify inaccurate information" provided to the agency during a presentation.
Because the PEG ratio doesn't incorporate income received by the investor in its presentation of valuation, the metric may give unfairly inaccurate results for a stock that pays a high dividend.
According to Tsafos, who gave a presentation Thursday on the cartels potential impact, comparisons with OPEC are inaccurate because oil and natural gas are two very different commodities.
