Sentence examples for inaccurately reporting from inspiring English sources

His character's final monologue, where he criticizes the news media for inaccurately reporting his deal, makes a semantic point about an issue in which symbolism matters as much as substance.

A Hong Kong television station has been fined $38,600 for inaccurately reporting the death of Jiang Zemin, 85, a former top Chinese leader, according to a statement Monday by the Hong Kong Broadcasting Authority.

At the same time, Mr. Benkler said, many other news organizations were inaccurately reporting that WikiLeaks had put online 250,000 cables, even though at that point it had published only 272 cables that were chosen and simultaneously published by the traditional news organizations that had obtained advance access to them.

Fox News anchor Bret Baier apologized Friday for inaccurately reporting that the FBI's probe into the Clinton Foundation was "likely" to result in an indictment. .

Peng participated in group meetings in the early portion of the conference, gaining consensus among his peers for criticizing the widespread practice of inaccurately reporting agricultural statistics, and emphasizing that "everybody had a share of responsibility, including Comrade Mao Zedong".

Finally, understanding the reasons for non-adherence and for not reporting or inaccurately reporting non-adherence and other relevant behaviours is also important because it can be fed back into the trial and used to improve adherence and the accuracy of adherence data.

Yet while federal regulators carefully track the ways motorists cause accidents, they do not make the same attempt to determine when contractors and state highway planners are at fault, and as a result, work-zone crashes are often under-reported or inaccurately reported.

While accurate reporting by affected relatives might be expected, in fact, validation studies have shown that self-reported history of cancer in family members is inaccurately reported.

Critics of science reporting have cited a proliferation of inaccurate coverage, but studies have shown that journalists do not necessarily inaccurately report findings as much as they fail to properly translate the language of science vocabulary to lay vocabulary [ 46, 47].

Louise's death was widely and inaccurately reported in the press.

The press inaccurately reported that her script was about a woman who falls in love with her rapist.