Sentence examples for reports of inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

There were reports of inaccuracies in the information logged; Cecilia Anim, for example, was unhappy that her daughter Ruth, who needs constant one-to-one care, was classed as someone who would be capable of finding work in the near future, but she was also extremely angry that Ruth had been described as a "male client" in the Atos report.

Trump's claim came in the form of a tweeted video, which was still pinned to the top of his profile when this post was published at 9 30 PM PST, Aug. 29, 2018, after Google's refutation and multiple media reports of its inaccuracy.

Mr Khan has told the BBC the Ofsted report was "full of inaccuracies".

Unite has consistently denied breaking any rules and sources say the full report was full of inaccuracies which the union had no opportunity to rebut.

But reports of Bachmann's inaccuracies aren't a great example of that sexism, given the press' hunger to broadcast any linguistic flub -- before there were Bachmannisms or Palinisms or even Bidenisms, there were widely noted Bushisms.

The then corrections commissioner, Ken Middlebrook, disputed much of the report, saying it was full of inaccuracies.

The "surprising" degree of inaccuracies first reported over 50 years ago have persisted and seem to have remained unchanged.

The exact level of inaccuracies in credit reports is in dispute.

4 This study aimed to investigate whether the anecdotal reports of surgeon and anaesthetist inaccuracy are supported by objective data and whether there is inter-specialty variation in the accuracy of predictions.

Commissioner Middlebrook told Guardian Australia there were "a lot of inaccuracies" in the report.

She said Western reporting on the investigation was full of inaccuracies.