Sentence examples for that misstatement from inspiring English sources

"All of you who have pointed out that I should have pressed him on that misstatement in the moment are right.

Mr. Tourre, his lawyers argued, corrected that misstatement in offering documents that followed, calling that slice N/A or not applicable.

His advisers say that misstatements occur in any campaign and that Mr. Cain's willingness to correct himself is proof that he is not a scripted politician.

In an interview this week, Mr. Albertson of the health department theorized that misstatements about the number of homeless who got help could be due to the "fog of war," recalling that the final days of the terminal evacuation were frenetic.

Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 99, issued last August, has sweepingly ruled out a notion long cherished by many chief executives and accountants: that misstatements affecting earnings by less than 5% were not material, and therefore not prosecutable.

Along the same lines, unlike a typical securities fraud claim, lawsuits brought under Sections 11 and 12(a)(2) do not require a plaintiff to prove that the misstatement or omission caused any damage.

First Data's disclosure that the misstatement was caused by use of derivatives no doubt spooked the market.

It is the misstatement that is the essence of the case Republicans are putting before American voters: That President Obama has made the economy worse.

In North Carolina's 1990 Senate race, Jesse Helms supporters mailed 125,000 postcards to predominantly black voting precincts, misleading voters about residency requirements and warning that misstatements to voting officials could mean five years in prison.

But some say that TV misstatements demand attention from the networks themselves.

"I knew that such misstatements would be included in filings with the S.E.C.," he said.