Sentence examples for incorrect account of from inspiring English sources
A report in the F.Y.I. column on June 8 about land donations in the city by members of the Rockefeller family gave an incorrect account of the origins of the United Nations site.
Correction: June 22 , 2003 Sunday A report in the F.Y.I. column on June 8 about land donations in the city by members of the Rockefeller family gave an incorrect account of the origins of the United Nations site.
NATIONAL An article on May 22 about a ruling by a federal appellate panel that struck down an Arizona law banning abortions after 20 weeks gave an incorrect account of the participation of Barbara LaWall, the Pima County Attorney.
That's an obviously incorrect account of (12).
We show that failing to control for the differential past labor market experience leads to an incorrect account of the host country-specific human capital that results to a large overestimation (underestimation) of the short-run (long-run) marginal assimilation rates when using the standard static assimilation model.
Eventually returned to Britain, Thompson and Berry were knighted and heavily praised for their defence of their ship against heavy odds, while Lejoille was also commended for his success, assisted by his incorrect account of the battle published in French newspapers.
Examples of details you can select are "Balance incorrect," "Account paid in full," "Balance history inaccurate," and much more.
I gave him the correct sort code (Santander) but, unfortunately, the incorrect account number.
Most of the time the errors were from outdated information, mistaken or fraudulent accounts and incorrect account details.
But it said yesterday that more than $400,000 of the $2 million in profits it reported as of year-end were the result of an "incorrect accounting entry".
Deloitte was said to have concluded that Andersen knew of the incorrect accounting but "apparently did not challenge" it on the basis that the amounts involved, $5 million or more a year, were not material to the company.
