Sentence examples for inaccurately stated from inspiring English sources
Correction: December 22 , 2001 Saturday An op-ed article yesterday inaccurately stated that Florida voters went twice for Bill Clinton in presidential elections.
In this case, the $29.2 million assessment for "Canyon" was based on a special penalty rate because the I.R.S. contends the heirs inaccurately stated its value.
When it was inaccurately stated in a celebratory postgame interview on the court that he had 17 points, Young corrected the interviewer immediately.
Sloan's nickname of "Tod" (he inaccurately stated that his full name was James Todhunter Sloan) was originally "Toad," referring to the appearance his disproportionately short legs gave him.
The campaign drew national headlines and donors, then turned ugly when one of Ms. Kaszak's supporters inaccurately stated that Mr. Emanuel had served in the Israeli army and had dual citizenship.
On Friday, the hedge fund, which is the middle of a contentious proxy battle with Yahoo, called for the dismissal of the technology company's chief executive, Scott Thompson, after revealing that he had inaccurately stated his credentials.
More recently, defense lawyers have complained that some judges are inaccurately stating that defendants are required to submit to the photographs, and that prosecutors have begun citing a refusal to submit in making higher bail requests.
Janice Lipsky, a spokeswoman for Pfizer, which makes Viagra, said that Levitra had benefited from "false claims and public relations in which they inaccurately state that Levitra works faster and is better, neither of which is true".
Some inaccurately state that by lowering the intake of fat and calories, "your body starts to produce its own fat".
Wikipedia very inaccurately states that 'breakbeats have been known and used for around a hundred years.' While this is deeply untrue, they have been around since the beginning of house and techno (and many of the genres that presage those).
And all of those clouds will be full of applications and services.Correction: An earlier version of this article stated inaccurately that it was the Washington Post that used Amazon Web Services to turn Hillary Clinton's White House schedule into a searchable database.
