Sentence examples for misstatement of a from inspiring English sources

So much so that it sounded less like a denial than a simple misstatement of a fact.

But once they do, it becomes a gray area whether it's puffery or a misstatement of a known fact".

Under this standard, Wells Fargo couldn't be held responsible for virtually anything it puts in its corporate disclosures outside of the material misstatement of a statistic.

The controversy over false reporting of interest rates used to set the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, by Barclays and other banks usually involved only modest misstatements of a few basis points.

WASHINGTON ― The Commission on Presidential Debates has said that it doesn't consider it a moderator's duty to correct the lies or misstatements of a presidential candidate, so we're going to try to do it ourselves.

How could so bald a misstatement of so elementary a fact as Bach's death date have eluded everyone connected with this epochal project?

An article in Weekend on Oct. 8 about the Isaac Newton exhibition at the New York Public Library included the library's misstatement of part of a couplet by Alexander Pope.

(Go to Article) An article in Weekend on Oct. 8 about the Isaac Newton exhibition at the New York Public Library included the library's misstatement of part of a couplet by Alexander Pope.

The six directors resigned yesterday in a move meant to help distance the company from a $9 billion misstatement of its financial results and a lawsuit by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has largely been settled.

This is a monstrous misstatement of fact, and it is a great wonder and pity that it should ever have been printed at all.

To hint that the American war dead died because of the majority voted wrong in the last three elections is a palpable misstatement of fact as well as a staggering breach of taste, and we must in charity assume that the lady did not understand the implications of what she was inspired or advised to say.