Sentence examples for misrepresentations were from inspiring English sources

After the misrepresentations were disclosed, shareholders and employees were left with little or nothing.

Defense lawyers said in court papers and an interview that no material misrepresentations were made.

The misrepresentations were profound enough that This American Life, the public radio show that had aired a long excerpt of the performance, offered a retraction.

He said most of the misrepresentations were made after the collapse in September 2008 of Lehman Brothers Holdings, in which his funds were invested.

Amgen contended that before the plaintiffs could have their class approved, they had to prove that the alleged misrepresentations were material in affecting the stock price.

The report, which was requested last March by Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California who heads the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, asked the inspectors general of the Defense Department and other contracting agencies to "review these contracts to determine whether misrepresentations were made" to obtain them.

Only the bare bones of her misrepresentations are known.

All other injustices and misrepresentations are merely superfluous actions based on selfish motives.

"His misrepresentations are serious business -- not the legitimate debate of political disagreements.

By singling out Mr. Bush's lies and misrepresentations, am I saying that Mr. Kerry isn't equally at fault?

Some of his misrepresentations are so blatant, however, that they bear rectifying even in this abbreviated form.