Sentence examples for misreported from inspiring English sources
The word "misreported" is correct and usable in written English
It is a verb meaning to report something erroneously or inaccurately. For example: Due to a misunderstanding, the news anchor misreported the details of the scandal.
Maybe it's something that's consistently misreported, or knowledge that's often taken for granted that you would like to see better explained.
In addition to its disastrous mismanagement of a costly rubbish incinerator that has driven the city into receivership, it failed to report critical financial information to bondholders and misreported other data between 2009 and 2011.
The campaign misreported at least $100,000 in expenses to election officials, says its treasurer.
There are occasional flashes of temper, usually urbane, especially when he feels he has been misreported.
The foundation added that it would refile any tax returns which misreported some overseas donations, acknowledging accounting "mistakes".
Perhaps half the substantial (but misreported) oil revenues of Africa's biggest oil producer go missing.
It was, therefore, no trifling matter when they were found to have misreported earnings in 2001-04 by a combined $11 billion.
Freddie Mac was also found to have misreported its earnings, but because its scandal came to light earlier, it has done more cleaning up.
According to the FSA, the French lender misreported 80% of its trades over a two-year period, getting 18.8m wrong.
When The Sowetan, a South African daily, misreported that the prevalence of HIV among South African schoolgirls is 28%, it made news around the world.
"The claims of 10 being imprisoned were due to a misunderstanding and it being misreported at the time," it said.
