Sentence examples for the same misstatements from inspiring English sources

"She presumed they would be filled with the same misstatements of facts that have appeared for years".

"And the company has a duty to correct it in a manner that would result in the same degree of dissemination as the original misstatement".

George J. Tenet, director of central intelligence, spoke privately to the moguls on Friday morning, the same day he issued a statement taking responsibility for controversial misstatements about Iraq in President Bush's State of the Union speech.

"Unfortunately, the same is true for Mr. Hevesi's longstanding history of mistakes and misstatements concerning the budget.

Where are our hearts?" Shortly before Mr. Gore spoke, Mr. Daley held a conference call with reporters to argue that Mr. Bush should be held accountable for his misstatement in last night's debate in the same way that Mr. Gore's factual errors were scrutinized last week.

For fraud, the misstatement and the intent to defraud must be present at the same time, so that a subsequent decision to intentionally violate an agreement by supplying a shoddy product does not establish that a misstatement took place with the requisite intent at the time the contract was signed.

The misstatement du jour doesn't have to be held in the same regard as the candidate's position on tax reform.

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.

However, on page 5, the same study is cited as demonstrating that "highly expressed genes in flowering plants are more compact [ 14]." I think the latter sentence represents a misstatement that should be corrected.

No tritium has turned up in drinking water, but even plant supporters expressed dismay at the leak and the misstatements.

The facts kept coming in, overlaying the misstatements and flat-out lies that had been generated only hours before.