Sentence examples for inaccurate summary from inspiring English sources
The same holds true on the Republican side: the still-anonymous source who provided Jonathan Karl with an inaccurate summary of Rhodes's e-mail has proven to be the White House's best friend in all this.
A previous version of this story contained an inaccurate summary of Kagan analyst John Mansell's prediction for the spectrum auction.
As Nolan suggests, the least inaccurate summary of Lewis's ethical positions is that he was a virtue ethicist.
Not bad: That's not an inaccurate summary of two other films opening in more limited release on Friday (5/23/14).
This heterogeneity can cause significant statistical heterogeneity, inaccurate summary effects and associated conclusions, misleading decision makers and others.
The revelation that the source passed along inaccurate summaries of the emails raises troubling questions for Karl and ABC News: Do Karl's bosses know who the source is who misled the reporter?
Inaccurate discharge summaries are not a typing error; they are a reflection of rushed medicine.
Ms. Salinas's summary was, moreover, inaccurate.
Similarly, 80% of the textbooks that defined evolution in a chapter summary received the "inaccurate information" code, as did two thirds of the textbooks with in-text definitions, 60% of those with glossary definitions, and 54.5% of those containing text box definitions.
I found that for years GPs have claimed that discharge summaries are late, inaccurate and illegible, and a threat to patient safety.
One mapper, so exasperated at the continued flow of inaccurate updates, began labeling correcting summaries with #WhatInGrabsNameIsThis to document the trail.
