Sentence examples for misstatements from from inspiring English sources
The company is also mired in an accounting mess, which includes a formal Securities and Exchange commission investigation into possible misstatements from prior years' financial statements.
Also, minor misstatements from the press are rarely insignificant.
The Illinois case is the latest -- and farthest-reaching -- in a string of confusion and misstatements from DHS over whether Secure Communities participation is voluntary.
An article on Sunday about a bungalow in Orlando, Fla., where Jack Kerouac lived included a misstatement from a local television reporter about the obscurity of the house.
The sentence contained one misstatement — it was actually afternoon — which was the first of dozens of misstatements, ranging from the trivial to the risible ("I never get phone calls from the media").
This new report, which accuses the I.P.C.C. of "errors and misstatements," is from a group of scientists calling itself the N.I.P.C.C. — the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change.
But some say that TV misstatements demand attention from the networks themselves.
"Examiners would have to challenge this work, make the companies defend it and protect taxpayers from the misstatements we get today," Mr. Kane said in an interview last week.
Some of her aplomb may have stemmed from her campaign's sudden reversal of fortune: Mr. Obama's "bitter" faux pas gave Mrs. Clinton an opening to turn the conversation away from her misstatements about her 1996 visit to Bosnia and keep Mr. Obama on the hot seat.
The president's unsupported claim in last year's State of the Union address that Iraq sought uranium from Africa, misstatements of intelligence conclusions about biological weapons in Iraqi trailers that never contained them and claims of ties between Iraq and Al Qaeda are but examples.
But Mr. Gore's aides say the Republicans have blown up trivial misstatements to turn the campaign away from such matters as tax cutting, health care and Social Security.
