Sentence examples for multiple misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

The report added, "The extent of Stark's misconduct was compounded by multiple misrepresentations made after her conduct came under scrutiny".

Professor Krugman's response, for the New York Times, slammed the Newsweek piece for its "multiple errors and misrepresentations" adding: "We're not talking about ideology or even economic analysis here – just a plain misrepresentation of the facts".

There are multiple errors and misrepresentations in Niall Ferguson's cover story in Newsweek — I guess they don't do fact-checking — but this is the one that jumped out at me.

To cope with the reduced validity of the scientific inference due to misrepresentation we used Multiple Imputation by Chained Equations.

Ivanov's multiple misstatements of fact about methadone, including blatant misrepresentations of treatment in the U.S., have brought no public response from ONDCP.

Future research in larger, more diverse samples should examine the underlying mechanisms that serve to support or interfere with self-care communication among patients and members of the diabetes care team and explore intentional versus unintentional misrepresentation or withholding by routine cross-checks with multiple data sources.

Ideally, multiple cores of each tumour would be placed on the TMA to minimise misrepresentation, but this is not a realistic proposition in SCLC due to lack of sufficient tissue.

Significant complaints tend to turn on alleged libels, multiple errors, allegations of professional misconduct such as plagiarism, breaches of the PCC or Guardian editorial code, such as misrepresentation or failures to declare a personal or pecuniary interest and misquoting people.

Four sentences, four misrepresentations.

Then there are outright misrepresentations.

Many Nigerians swat away criticism as misrepresentations.