Sentence examples for the wrong reports from inspiring English sources

The result was that in early summer, Barnet councillors were given the wrong reports to vote on.

I've mentioned one here before: the loss of legal expertise meant that Barnet councillors were given the wrong reports to vote on last summer, prompting an independent inquiry that concluded: "There is no one who understands local government law in depth at Barnet".

"A lot of people are very angry and confused about the wrong reporting by the government," she added.

The director of the site test, K Santhanam, publicly admitted that the thermonuclear bomb was a "fizzle" test, criticising Kalam for issuing the wrong report.

The period between when Obama heard the wrong report and the corrected one lasted no longer than a couple of minutes, the top administration officials said.

Stories about the evils of rendition and the conditions at Walter Reed are excellent, but they still pale in comparison to the lack of good reporting, and the wrong reporting, which helped drive us into the war.

And sometimes it leads to the wrong story being reported.

On Friday, there was a succession of reports about the shooting and the gunman that turned out to be wrong: reports about the gunman's name, about his mother's occupation, about how he got into the building.

At the conclusion of the ethics investigation Friday, legislators found there "clearly" was no evidence Rep. Bradford did anything wrong, reports the Grand Junction Sentinel.

In the continuing fiasco over sats marking, teachers claim thousands of pupils have been given the wrong grades, reports the Telegraph.

When consumers were asked to look at two versions of the iPads side by side and point to the newest model, many chose the wrong one, reports The Next Web.