Sentence examples for misstatement and a from inspiring English sources

The Clinton campaign played down the episode as a "misstatement" and a "minor blip".

Robert Greenstein, the executive director of the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, called Mr. Ryan's claim "somewhere between a misstatement and a flat-out untruth".

"If there was a material misstatement and a significant market loss we can count on plaintiff lawyers testing that".

The revised version of the paper includes a brief debunking of the so-called "strong anthropic principle", in response to this unfortunate misstatement and a similar one made by Krakauer.

The case needs to be split into two separate questions, the court said: First, whether an opinion can be a "factual misstatement," and second, whether an opinion can be misleading because of information that was left out.

A department spokesman said later that the tweet was a misstatement and that although  Howell told investigators he was going to the Pride festival, he did not make additional statements about his intentions.

Santa Monica Police Chief Jacqueline Seabrooks initially said on Twitter that during the arrest, the suspect told one of her officers "of wanting to harm Gay Pride event". But Lt. Saul Rodriguez, a Santa Monica police spokesman, said later that the tweet was a misstatement and that Seabrooks had been given incorrect information.

"I made a misstatement and I apologized," she said.

Then he said that the comments were a "misstatement" and that he had "misspoke".

Minutes after the hearing, he told reporters the remark "was obviously a misstatement" and that he had meant that worried owners should not put off having their cars repaired.

"If you knew about a misstatement and you recklessly or intentionally didn't correct it, then as long as it's material, it's a securities law violation," said Michael A. Perino, a professor at St . Johns University School of Law in New York.