Sentence examples for these misstatements from inspiring English sources

"The last six or eight weeks, the press has really been picking at him, and he needs to start responding to these discrepancies, to these misstatements".

These misstatements go very well with the administration's false "weapons of mass destruction" rationale for invading Iraq; and with the president's equally false assurance that warrant requirements for domestic surveillance were being observed in the post-9/11 era, to name two salient examples.

Much like the rhetoric in many well known political campaigns, you keep repeating misstatements in the hopes that by repeating misstatements enough times it will convince your shareholders that these misstatements are valid.

And those lies were meant to sync up with Trump's public statements: "I made these misstatements to be consistent with Individual 1's political messaging and out of loyalty to Individual 1," Cohen said in court.

These are misstatements of verifiable facts.

A new letter from the campaign describes these as "misstatements" and emphasizes that Mr McCain believes no such further inquiry to be needed.

But the misstatements have handed climate skeptics a public relations boost.

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

Edmondson has apologized for the "misstatements," and taken full responsibility for the inexactitudes.

These problems usually come to light eventually and could ruin not only the company but also the auditors for not discovering or revealing the misstatements.

This is how a fraud case is built because no one writes a memorandum outlining their knowledge of misstatements, so these little snippets can make the difference between success and failure.