Sentence examples for incomplete facts from inspiring English sources

It is quite another to attack our reputation and use our work to build an argument based on incomplete facts and specious associations between events.

She said that his and the audiences views were based on incomplete facts, partly as a result of the Weekly Mail being banned and unable to relay the details of what happened.

A spokeswoman for Fleet disputed the allegations and said the attorney general's characterizations of its practices "are inflammatory and contain allegations that are inaccurate and are based on incomplete facts".

"Both companies and investors have raised concerns that proxy advisory firms may be subject to undisclosed conflicts of interest, may fail to conduct adequate research or may base recommendations on erroneous or incomplete facts," Ms. Schapiro said, adding that the inquiry "will fully probe these issues".

"Our coverage of Mitt Romney's 49-state landslide may have been based on incomplete facts.

In the case of U.S. Department of Agriculture employee Shirley Sherrod, incomplete facts that spread through throughout the media led to her wrongfully losing her job.

But The Tennessean called it "a simplistic picture of two complex capital punishment cases" and a prominent GOP attorney in the state said Ramsey's presentation was "replete with misstatements of fact, incomplete statements of fact and a total failure to in any way represent the true picture of any of these things".

To begin with, Müller's evidence was incomplete, a fact that may be overlooked given the state of knowledge in his day.

The choice of articles was admittedly subjective and most likely incomplete; in fact, we have listed a few more papers in Box 1.

"We are dealing with an incomplete set of facts and speculation.

"The jury is inevitably going to be presented an incomplete set of facts".