Sentence examples for summarized incorrectly from inspiring English sources
The Green Traveler column on May 4, about the use of biofuels in air travel, summarized incorrectly a statement by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change on the effect of jet exhaust.
The White House Letter column on Monday, about the prominent role of women in the debate over the Iraq war, incorrectly summarized comments by President Bush about Cindy Sheehan's protest.
Correction: October 14, 2000, Saturday A front-page article on Tuesday about Democratic efforts to regain control of the House of Representatives incorrectly summarized statements from Adam Putnam, a Republican candidate in the 12th District of Florida, about the use of commercials in the race.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article incorrectly summarized Kansas' position on the table.
A report in some editions of the Slap Shot hockey column last Sunday about a decision by the National Hockey League Players Associationn to reject the N.H.L.'s realignment plan summarized the league's proposal incorrectly.
An article on Thursday about David Mamet's current plays on Broadway quoted incorrectly from comments by another playwright, Jon Robin Baitz, and in so doing summarized his view of Mr. Mamet's work incorrectly.
Because of an editing error, the article also summarized the results of two recent polls in Britain incorrectly.
As summarized by Rob Painting, they found that the less sensitive models were incorrectly simulating water vapor being drawn up to higher levels of the atmosphere to form clouds in a warmer world.
Correction: January 20 , 2002 Sunday An article last Sunday that summarized the contents of newly released documents from the Nuremberg trials that outlined the Nazi plan to destroy German Christianity referred incorrectly to a 1929 treaty between Mussolini's fascist regime and the Catholic Church in Italy.
An article last Sunday that summarized the contents of newly released documents from the Nuremberg trials that outlined the Nazi plan to destroy German Christianity referred incorrectly to a 1929 treaty between Mussolini's fascist regime and the Catholic Church in Italy.
"Painful," Jobs summarized.
