Sentence examples for of the misstatements from inspiring English sources

Early this month, WorldCom raised its total estimate of the misstatements to $7.1 billion and said the irregularities began as far back as 1999.

I feel obliged to correct some of the misstatements made by Bill Carlino in his letter to the editor (Aug. 17).

The commission also brought administrative proceedings against Gary L. Crittenden, the company's chief financial officer at the time of the misstatements, and Arthur Tildesley, then director of investor relations, for their roles in the wrongful disclosures.

J. D. Gordon, Mr. Cain's communications director, said some of the misstatements had been caused by the breakneck pace of the campaign and "consecutive days of four, five hours of sleep a night".

Much seemed familiar on Saturday as President Trump held his first campaign rally as president — the hats, the chants, and even some of the misstatements and exaggerations made by Mr. Trump.

While such a suit is unlikely to bring a large judgment unless it can be proved that H.P. was aware of the misstatements, it is likely to result in the company spending millions to defend itself and possibly settle the claim.

But Mitt Romney's comments in Israel this week seem to rise above the run-of-the-mill misstatements that have been receiving too much attention in recent months.

Focusing instead on the price change at the time of the misstatement itself creates problems.

A miscalculation of pressure values due to inaccurate unit conversion was the source of the misstatement.

Make the yet further assumption that because of the misstatement, the market believed that Exxon was using the proxies in its investment decisions when it was not.

Lewis D. Lowenfels, an authority on securities law at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York, said PeopleSoft's correction of the misstatement might not be adequate disclosure under securities law.