Sentence examples for systematic misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

This suggests a systematic misrepresentation of data and an unwillingness to stop it.

The group yesterday revealed a "systematic misrepresentation" of production volumes and sales by senior managers at Slate, the world's leading producer of natural slate.

"The systematic misrepresentation of the poorest in society is a matter of injustice which all Christians have a responsibility to challenge," the report says.

The Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Methodist Church, the United Reformed Church and the Church of Scotland joined forces to accuse the government – and sections of the media – of the "systematic misrepresentation of the poorest in society".

So that's the story of the tax-cut offensive under the Bush administration: through a combination of hardball politics, deceptive budget arithmetic and systematic misrepresentation of who benefits, Bush's team has achieved a major reduction of taxes, especially for people with very high incomes.

In a joint report, the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Methodist church, the United Reformed church and the Church of Scotland said that the "systematic misrepresentation of the poorest in society" was a matter of injustice that all Christians should challenge.

There, Trump University's instructors "engaged in a methodical, Systematic Series of misrepresentations" designed to convince students to sign up for a three-day seminar, where they would learn Trump's personal techniques and strategies for investing, at a cost of about fifteen hundred dollars.

Former employees of Trump University, an institution which never had accreditation, have testified in saying that they essentially "engaged in a methodical, Systematic Series of misrepresentations" designed to separate people from their money.

It is possible that this misrepresentation of farms within the PND has lead to systematic error (or bias) in the inherent description of the network.

These critical aspects are largely unappreciated in the literature, and even systematic variations of tortuosity with temperature or diffusing species usually overlooked, often leading to misrepresentation of the underlying mechanism.

Missing data within the PND are inherently non-random, and therefore systematic differences in the types of farms sampled compared to those unsampled may further exacerbate the misrepresentation of network properties, and the identification of high risk sectors of the poultry industry.