Sentence examples for members inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Given that many people are already wary of teenagers and that teenagers in poor multicultural areas know they're more likely to be confused with gang members—inaccurate catch-all terms such as "super gangs" can be damaging and encourage self-fulfilling prophecies, said Craig.

The board also indicated frustration with the district, which it said had provided members with inaccurate and conflicting information and had failed to meet requested deadlines.

The result is that many of the information received by community members are inaccurate.

Press intrusions into the band members' lives led to inaccurate stories.

However, once established, these groups need ongoing and substantial support, including regular training, if they are to become a more widely recognised source of accurate information for the local community, particularly since previous research has shown that committee members themselves often hold inaccurate HIV and ART-related beliefs that can be disseminated through the community [ 10, 18].

"Rather than promptly disclosing and correcting safety issues about which they were aware, Toyota made misleading public statements to consumers and gave inaccurate facts to members of Congress," said Holder.

I look at my tribute as the first line of defense of Judy particularly with audience members who may have heard inaccurate information.

The new fact sheet is like the one the institute issued early last year but withdrew after it was challenged as "scientifically inaccurate" by anti-abortion members of Congress.

Rhonda LeValdo, the president of the Native American group, said any perception of infighting among Unity board members about the name change was inaccurate.

As a factual matter, any such statement defining Mr. Dimon's responsibility as a board member at the New York Fed is inaccurate.

But judging The Red Pill by the most extreme statements of its members is, if not unfair, then at least inaccurate.