Sentence examples for make inaccurate assertions from inspiring English sources

His first question is about why CIA officials continue to make inaccurate assertions about the agency's rendition and interrogation program.

The general lack of peer review allows authors or editors of denial books to make inaccurate assertions that misrepresent the current state of climate science.

All of the other algorithms make inaccurate prediction.

The next day, the league's lead negotiator, Rick Buchanan, accused the union of making "personal attacks and inaccurate assertions in the media".

Later in the afternoon, the N.B.A. countered with a statement from its general counsel and lead negotiator, Rick Buchanan, who disputed the union's version of events and admonished McMorris for making "personal attacks and inaccurate assertions".

Now that I've ruined your day by putting the thought of that horrifying, hypothetical spelunking excursion in your head, let me hit you with a totally unsurprising and predictable bit of information: Fox is making headlines this week for a wildly inaccurate assertion made on its air.

The platitude holds that it is constitutive of the practice of making assertions that assertions aim at truth.

"All Fall Down," by Thomas L. Friedman (column, Nov. 26), accurately quotes an inaccurate assertion made in a recent issue of Portfolio Magazine that the ratings models used by Standard & Poor's assumed that home prices would only rise in the future and did not have the capacity to accept negative numbers.

FRC's efforts, at the request of Congressional offices, were limited to seeking changes in the language of proposed drafts of the resolution, in order to make it more factually accurate regarding the content of the Uganda bill, and to remove sweeping and inaccurate assertions that homosexual conduct is internationally recognized as a fundamental human right.

"Personal attacks and inaccurate assertions in the media are hardly constructive methods of bridging differences or ultimately making a new agreement," he said.

"Private conversations would be far more productive than repeating misleading and inaccurate assertions about the current teachers' contract," she said.