Sentence examples for misstatements in a from inspiring English sources
These Republicans say her campaign is likely to focus on Mr. Blumenthal's repeated misstatements in a flurry of paid advertisements in the coming weeks and months.
Prosecutors said that Poehlman made what a clerk called "factual misstatements" in an earlier federal hearing; that offense worsened the sentence.
He did not say whether he would address the misstatement in a future television program.
Mr. Tenet said he planned to call Mr. Cheney's attention to a recent misstatement, in a Jan . 9interview, when the vice president recommended as "your best source of information" on links between Iraq and Al Qaeda the contents of a disputed memorandum by a senior Pentagon official, Douglas J. Feith.
"To assume we've captured all the low-hanging fruit would be a gross misstatement in a state like Florida".
Is there any way to explain away Mr. Bush's remarks -- three major self-serving misstatements in the course of only a couple of minutes?
A series of misstatements in discussing the issue could buttress criticism that Mr. Huckabee has faced from his opponents that he lacked experience on foreign policy.
"If the tax assessment was inaccurate," Kucinich wrote in his e-mail message, "the S.E.C. and bondholders could hold the I.D.A. and other parties liable for material omissions or misstatements in the offering documents, which is a securities violation".
On CNN last night, for example, former White House press officer David Gergen dismissed Ryan's serial falsehoods as mere "misstatements" in what Gergen insisted was actually "a speech about big ideas".
A16 Free Speech and Nike A Supreme Court case on Nike's liability for any misstatements in defense of its business practices has become the focus of a passionate debate over free speech.
A Supreme Court case on Nike's potential liability for any misstatements in defense of its overseas business practices has become the focus of a passionate debate over the free speech rights of corporations.
