Sentence examples similar to misreported figures from inspiring English sources
LONDON (AP) — The British financial regulator has fined two former executives of the mortgage lender Northern Rock — the country's first major casualty of the global credit crisis — for misreporting figures on loan arrears.
The reference was to a figure misreported by the California State Water Resources Control Board.
Though Dr. Watson had misreported a vital figure from the lecture, a correct version reached Dr. Crick through the Medical Research Council report.
Originally Tesco said £263m had been misreported but that figure has been boosted by an extra £63m due to irregularities in its Irish operation.
Far too often, engineers and scientists misreport the number of significant figures as well as the uncertainty.
It is often misreported as an income figure, but it cannot be easily compared to income such as a minimum wage — even though it is.
According to records he provided, Dr. Kimball wrote to Sharpstown's principal, Carol Wichmann, last November, warning her that the school was misreporting drop out figures.
After partly correcting the figures over three years, the company misreported 205.3 billion won of assets and debts last year.
Lamentably, though, some figures on the no side and in the English media wilfully distorted this and misreported it.
Whistleblowers at the University of Derby said the university deliberately withheld or misreported survey returns from some graduates who stated that they were unemployed, and so submitted flattering figures to the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa), which artificially boosted Derby's position in university league tables.
"You just misreported it.
