Sentence examples for serious misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

As part of the settlement, JP Morgan acknowledged it made serious misrepresentations to the public – including to investors – about numerous transactions relating to residential mortgage-backed securities.

Taguba retired in January, 2007, after thirty-four years of active service, and finally agreed to talk to me about his investigation of Abu Ghraib and what he believed were the serious misrepresentations by officials that followed.

We have handed over our information of serious misrepresentations in Autonomy's accounting to the proper authorities, namely the S.E.C. and the Department of Justice and in the U.K. the S.F.O.

I would like to call attention to three serious misrepresentations in David Berreby's review of my book "Less Than Human: Why We Demean, Enslave, and Exterminate Others" ("Names Will Hurt You," March 6).

We have handed over our information of serious misrepresentations in Autonomy's accounting to the proper authorities, namely the SEC and the Department of Justice and in the UK the SFO.

"There have been some serious misrepresentations of our position, which is unfortunate.

But the most serious misrepresentation of all is the notion that the government has any good alternative to its plans.

A club statement added: "[It] defied all logic, and we believe had arisen as a result of a serious misrepresentation of fact by the board of the Football League in their presentation.

While these controls are not generally very detrimental to model reliability under calibration conditions, in some cases they cause serious misrepresentation of forecasted phosphorus export.

This is a term that both Hume's contemporaries and our own would understand and can apply to Hume's arguments and outlook without any serious misrepresentation.

"The club was forced earlier in the season to suspend co-operation with the BBC over its serious misrepresentation of the club manager's position on violence and sectarianism.