Sentence examples for misstatement that from inspiring English sources

It is the misstatement that is the essence of the case Republicans are putting before American voters: That President Obama has made the economy worse.

Mr. Grubman recommended buying WorldCom's stock until just a few days before the company announced in late June the enormous accounting misstatement that helped force it into bankruptcy.

"A politician having dinner, having a discussion and making a misstatement, that doesn't offend me," said Mr. Doria, a Corzine supporter.

Because publicly traded corporations must properly report the value of options on their financial statements, any backdating could result in a misstatement that can be the basis for a charge of securities fraud.

Mr. Grubman was especially bullish on WorldCom and kept his buy rating on the stock until just a few days before the company announced the enormous accounting misstatement that helped force it into bankruptcy in July 2002.

Mr. Reid and Ms. Angle — two candidates who have proved to have an unusual propensity to make the kind of misstatement that haunts them for days — did not appear to make any kind of egregious mistake on Thursday that could, by itself, turn the course of this campaign.

He also fretted about the distortions and misstatements that invariably swirl around presidential candidates.

We must awaken to the grave mistakes and misstatements that have mounted since the 9/11 attacks.

Mr. Scalzo testified that employee loans were considered "low risk" for material misstatements that would affect company earnings.

It forces bank executives to scrutinize their own actions, if for no other reason than to avoid embarrassing misstatements that could come back to haunt them.

Mr. Grassley said that senior aides to Mr. Mueller may be to blame for the misstatements that had come back to haunt the F.B.I. director and that Mr. Mueller's deputies should be held accountable if they were responsible.