Sentence examples for inaccurate press from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, he will not comment on a piecemeal basis to incomplete and often factually inaccurate press reports".

If there is sibling rivalry, it is stoked by what she says are inaccurate press reports about the size of her fortune.

Ms. Lucas said that the records showing a $17 million asking price were an error, based on an inaccurate press account.

As detectives searched the underground sewerage network in Praia da Luz, the McCanns wrote on Facebook: "We would like to ask people to refrain from spreading rumours and speculation based on inaccurate press reporting.

He added that it was "disappointing to read inaccurate press reports quoting 'sources' from within the meeting".

EMI, the company that owns the rights to the Beatles' music, told them to remove the inaccurate press release or they'd unleash hell.

In his email to clients last month, Mr. Rotchin said "inaccurate bad press" had caused BlackJet's sudden closing, a reference to a TechCrunch article in April that incorrectly reported that the company had expired, which dented membership sales.

In fact, kick Uruguay out of the World Cup because their manager said something inaccurate in a press conference!

Even as he agreed to reopen the government, the president used recycled inaccurate claims to press his case for a wall.

1-800 CONTACTS has offered to discuss an amicable resolution to the lawsuit through licensing or other options, but instead of responding to our offer, Ditto has spent time and energy engaging in online discussions and issuing an inaccurate and misleading press release.

One reason for the press' inaccurate projection was that polls were conducted primarily by telephone, in a time when many people, including much of Truman's populist base, did not own a telephone.