Sentence examples for press discrepancies from inspiring English sources
Approximately 150 manuscript copies in various languages are known to exist, and before availability of the printing press discrepancies were inevitably introduced during copying and translation.
THE WAYWARD PRESS about discrepancies in the press.
By A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, August 16, 1947 P. 74 THE WAYWARD PRESS about discrepancies in the press.
When asked about the discrepancies between press statements and public documents, Ms. Hoo did not directly address the issue, but rather alluded to the mayor's maneuver to run for a third term in 2009.
Another day during his interrogation, Deriabin pressed Nosenko on apparent discrepancies within his accounts of working for the KGB.
MoveOn issued a press release noting the discrepancy and demanding that Facebook implement the original plan.
Pressed on this discrepancy, Fox News said that Hannity is an opinion guy.
When pressed on this discrepancy, Mr. Gingrich sometimes argues that he deserves credit for policies enacted in the 1990s that promoted economic prosperity and established a climate for balancing budgets that carried beyond his time in office.
When pressed about the discrepancy, Ross calmly cited more than $2 billion in undisclosed assets, saying he had shifted a chunk of his fortune to a trust for his family.
On Thursday and Friday, when Erdely testified, attorneys for Eramo pressed the reporter on why discrepancies in Jackie's story didn't give her pause.
General John Allen, in a press briefing today, explained the discrepancy in a way that seemed to imply a general unreliability about everything that came out of Afghanistan: the number sixteen, he said, was "based upon the initial reporting by the Afghans.
