Sentence examples for more misstatements from inspiring English sources

As the electoral campaign heats up, we can expect a lot more misstatements and "misspokes" by the candidates.

As a matter of fact, you've said more misstatements; that the territory of the terrorists has been shrinking when your own administration says it's now expanded to 60 countries.

But he was forgiving of Mr. Lo's more obvious misstatements, saying that Mr. Lo's recollections of what he felt in the chaos around the crime may simply be mistaken.

Re "Braun Blasts 'Flawed' Testing Process," Feb. 25: It appears that Ryan Braun's self-serving statement had more omissions, misstatements, exaggerations and innuendos than fact, including his failure to mention that the collector's son is an employee of the testing company whose job is to chaperon players during testing.

Such a regime has its own costs as it exposes a company to more liability for misstatements in such disclosure.

When the report was completed, in December , 2012 it included an appendix devoted to Hayden, detailing more than thirty misstatements in one session of his testimony.

Fred Thompson announced that he would be removing his name from the presidential race on Tuesday, following a campaign that witnessed more disappointments and misstatements than successes.

This is how it is in politics; because the voters long ago decided that this Blumenthal guy they kept reading about was basically an honest sort, it will likely take more than a few misstatements to derail him.

Specifically, internal auditors are more willing to waive disclosed misstatements relative to recognized misstatements.

In any case, such misstatements are of more concern to the media than to the public.

Deutsche Bank said in a statement that "allegations of financial misstatements, which are more than two and one-half years old and were publicly reported in June 2011, have been the subject of a careful and thorough investigation, and they are wholly unfounded".