Sentence examples for several misrepresentations of from inspiring English sources

Finally, Burns et al. (2015) include several misrepresentations of the scientific literature.

In a column this month I described how federal officials had awarded the sponsors a $600,000 grant — with the condition of state approval — despite several misrepresentations on federal and state applications.

As charged, Martin Shkreli targeted investors and retained their business by making several misrepresentations and omissions about key facts of the funds he managed," Capers said.

The company fired Dr. Schlager on July 9, Ms. Jenkins said, soon after executives learned while doing a routine check of his credentials that he had "made several misrepresentations" when he was hired.

Yesterday's discussion had gone badly, with Mallon pouncing on several misrepresentations in Il Dottore's proposal.

The misrepresentations of history presented by Holocaust deniers and other pseudo-historians are very similar in nature to the misrepresentations of natural science promoted by creationists and homeopaths.

This connotation of the word 'convention' has led to many misrepresentations of Poincaré's views.

Considerable mischief has come from supply-side misrepresentations of organic.

Most notably, Euclidean distance measurements may lead to misrepresentations of true distances among locations near shorelines.

In February 2012, Proview sued Apple in the Santa Clara Superior Court, alleging several permutations of fraud (intentional misrepresentation, concealment, inducement) and unfair competition.

"Given the hyperpartisan tone of several of the pieces the commission has received for review and the misrepresentation of the facts, it's clear why they haven't been approved," said Salley Wood, a spokeswoman for the House Administration Committee.