Sentence examples for own misstatement from inspiring English sources

Ms Reinhart and Mr Rogoff struck back on May 25th in an open letter to Mr Krugman, decrying his "uncivil behaviour" and his own misstatement (Mr Krugman accused the authors of failing to make public their data; they had.

"Most of the white-collar convictions that we've seen are based on wrongdoing that's intertwined with the executive's position at the company --accounting fraud, manipulatheg the company's transactions or records, securities fraud based on the company's own misstatements and so forth," Ms. Fisch said.

The developer of the P90X workout (Ryan says it works for him) and the 1980 Boston marathon fraud (Ryan says that his own marathon misstatement was just a mistake), respectively.

It is, in part, because of his convention that didn't congeal and, in part, because of his own missteps and misstatements, the most devastating of which was the secretly recorded tape of him dismissing 47 percent of the population: "I'll never convince them that they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives".

Rachel Maddow once again brought up Illinois Senate candidate Mark Kirk on her show Monday night, saying that his history of "misstatements" about his own military record and foreign policy could make for the biggest Senate race story of the year--topping Rand Paul of Kentucky and Sue Lowden of Nevada.

Mention of Mitt Romney inspires "just horrific misstatements about Mormonism and his own life," Phillips said.

Critical Path Inc., which is investigating its own accounting practices after finding possible sales misstatements, said its chief executive, Douglas T. Hickey, and its president, David Thatcher, have left.

Mr. Corzine has contributed to his own problems by making a series of misstatements, dragging his feet before disclosing his charitable gifts, and refusing to release his personal tax returns.

It would have been quite sufficient for Mr. Gore to give his own views on these matters and to correct any misstatements by his opponent.

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

Most of the campaigns have their own rapid-response teams, which try to catch their opponents in misstatements.