Sentence examples for misstatements about the from inspiring English sources

This year, Mr. Santorum has passed up similar opportunities to correct misstatements about the president's background.

Once the problems were discovered, Finra said that LPL had made misstatements about the extent to which employees of the firm knew about the issues.

At the end of his first week, he was exuberant, saying his goal was to "destroy cold war stereotypes," especially misstatements about the United States' intentions in Russia.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's misstatements about the Rent Guidelines Board -- which I led until April 30 -- warrant a reply (news article, May 1).

There were no misstatements about the price of the pound, and Cairn Energy was paying close attention to the upward movement in the currency market.

He repeatedly taunts Mr. Toledo for recent misstatements about the circumstances of his mother's death and about a visit to an impoverished village he never actually made.

No one would mistake President Trump for an expert on climate change or water policy, but a tweet he issued late Sunday about California's wildfires deserves some sort of award for most glaring misstatements about those two issues in the smallest number of words.

That scares and angers us more than any so-called misstatement about the mood of the country.

He is among a handful of top candidates to lead the agency, and it is uncertain whether the flap over his misstatement about the Benghazi talking points will be held against him.

As a result, they said the news media seized upon and inflated the significance of the exasperation he showed at Mr. Bush's comments and Mr. Gore's acknowledged misstatement about the details of a disaster inspection trip to Texas.

That evidence helps support his claim that any misstatement about the price of the securities should not be considered material because he need not act in the best interests of the purchasers, a type of caveat emptor ("let the buyer beware") defense.