Sentence examples for inaccurate presenting from inspiring English sources

Logothetis has said the footage is inaccurate, presenting a rare emergency situation following surgery as typical and showing stress behaviors deliberately prompted by the undercover caregiver.

"He is complaining that this presented an inaccurate presentation to the world in terms of how many people were at this inauguration yesterday". Acosta managed to fact-check Spicer on his claim about the biggest-ever inauguration crowd.

Some results, particularly of the periodic response factors whose CTF coefficients tabulated in the ASHRAE Handbook are inaccurate, are presented and evaluated.

The data used and distributed is inaccurate but presented to impress people who believe it must be true because it is published by such impressive sounding organisations and respected 'celebrities'".

Folbigg has maintained her innocence and there are suggestions she may have been wrongly convicted due to claims of inaccurate evidence presented at her trial.

It specifically states that Mount Pleasant police are, quote, "prohibited from using firearms or other lethal weapons" in various circumstances including at and from moving vehicles: "The discharge of a firearm at or from a moving vehicle is extremely inaccurate and presents an unacceptable threat to the public".

Two senators on the intelligence committee on Monday accused the National Security Agency of publicly presenting "inaccurate" information about the privacy protections on its surveillance on millions of internet communications.

But prosecutors have accused Mr. Rato and the others of presenting inaccurate accounts when Bankia became a public company in July 2011.

In any case, the perspective that hormesis has had little impact over the last 15 years is inaccurate and unbalanced, presenting a reader with a distortion of the progress, accomplishments, and concept penetration of hormesis within the scientific community.

"I've been increasingly concerned that the lack of action by our legislature is presenting an inaccurate portrayal of our state," Mr. Riley said in an interview.

Kuhn had shown that textbook history was misleading, inaccurate propaganda, concerned with presenting a version of the past that led directly to the science being encountered by students.