Sentence examples for supported inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Even though the intelligence before the war supported inaccurate statements, this Administration distorted the intelligence in order to build its case to go to war.

The isolation of these professionals supported inaccurate perceptions about their situation as hierarchical, as in '… healthcare for people in remote and mountainous areas includes referral to all the health facilities here [as needed], but we dare not comment on the quality of those services at the district level because they are our superiors' (Thai doctor, CHC).

They continued: "The author has chosen to cherry pick studies to support her misguided, inaccurate hypothesis, and ignored studies that failed to find increased risks associated with SSRI use in pregnancy….

This does not require inadvertently supporting a scientifically inaccurate idea.

The palace said the complaint related to clause one of the editor's code, which covers inaccurate headlines not supported by the text of the article.

Conclusions assuming such interchangeability including those indicating that giant pterosaurs were flightless are found to be based on inaccurate and poorly supported assumptions of structural scaling and launch kinematics.

Furthermore, proprioceptive information becomes increasingly inaccurate after a supported limb becomes static (as in the present experiments) in the absence of vision, and the perceived limb position can even drift toward the body over time (Wann & Ibrahim, 1992).

The FAI says Keane has its "full support"  after "inaccurate reports".

Morgan Stanley said the accusations were "unfair, inaccurate, and cannot be supported in court".

In several instances these concerns were not supported by evidence and were possibly inaccurate.

All that occurred was a member of congress making a motion supported with a speech full of negative and largely inaccurate observations about ACORN followed by a vote.