Sentence examples for misrepresentation from from inspiring English sources

Foreign reporting often attracts accusations of misrepresentation from citizens of the featured country.

There's a strong case for saying that most of Hellman's career revolves around themes of misrepresentation, from The Children's Hour to The Little Foxes to The Autumn Garden (Hellman's own favourite play) to Pentimento to Mary McCarthy's denunciation.

Such diligent analyses may offer an advantage for miRNA profiling and greatly reduce risk of misrepresentation from miRNA expression noise that typically results from additional serum or plasma isolation steps and sample contamination.

Mr. Allen's statement is just one more misrepresentation from FirstEnergy.

"We are disappointed that the jury found that we did not prove that we relied on misrepresentations from Citi, which caused a loss to our investors," the spokesman said in a statement.

"We are disappointed that the jury found that we did not prove that we relied on misrepresentations from Citi which caused a loss to our investors," Terra Firma said.

The present report describes the most common and egregious misrepresentations from randomized trials, many of which may be attributed to the fallacies that arise from underpowered studies, resulting in overly optimistic or unwarranted conclusions.

"We want people to make choices with their eyes open, knowing the trade-offs," says Majeau-Bettez. "There have been rather a high number of misrepresentations from all sides in this debate.

Thus, she concluded, the "injury would have resulted from defendants' misrepresentation, not from harm to competition".

Some misrepresentation stems from the actual structure of networking sites.

Instead, the judge adopted the language proposed by the S.E.C., ruling that defendants could be found to be primary participants in a fraud if they acted with the intent to deceive, even if the idea for a misrepresentation came from someone else.