Sentence examples for make accurate statements from inspiring English sources

"Global science needs as many competent players as possible to address the thorny problems of health and the environment, and to make accurate statements on issues ranging from world climatic change to species endangerment and antibiotic-resistant organisms," wrote Samuel J. Coleman, author of "Japanese Science: From the Inside," (Routledge, 1999) in a recent essay.

Mr. Fleischer responded to that criticism by saying that administration officials made accurate statements last year about the summer threat assessments.

For a fossil fuel company to retain the public trust and social legitimacy to do business, step one is to make accurate public statements about climate science and renounce support for trade associations and advocacy groups that mislead the public about climate change.

These patterns can be described mathematically, and used to make accurate predictions," Pentland explained in a statement.

In a statement Monday, Mr. Cuomo said: "Charles Schwab owed its customers a duty to properly understand and make accurate representations concerning auction-rate securities.

Now, because of endeavours such as the supernovae observations, we can make hard, accurate statements about the cosmos, we can really say precise things about the state of the universe.

Having access to more information about an issue like gun violence might allow members of Congress to be able to make more accurate statements to the public regarding shootings.

Ham is a tireless promoter of the belief that the ancient writers of Genesis made scientifically accurate statements about the universe.

He did however make one accurate statement, "The 97% estimate is bandied about by basically everybody".

If an entire floor of the British Museum had been looted, I doubt they would be able to make an accurate statement as to the level of damage within 24 hours.

For the remainder, the majority showed phylogenies too disordered to make an accurate statement.