Sentence examples for this misstates the problem from inspiring English sources

This misstates the problem.

President Bush has put forth a plan for speeding up confirmation of his judicial nominees that misstates the problem and proposes to solve it by placing the burden on Congress and the judiciary.

When he states that women who didn't want to bother with a five-minute "tournament" in a laboratory experiment are not likely to relish spending 16 hours a day on a Wall Street trading floor, he misstates the problem.

Three failings stand out.The competitiveness canardThe first failing, of which Mr Obama in particular is guilty, is misstating the problem.

Correction: March 17 , 2001 Saturday Because of an editing error, a headline in the Company News column of Business Day yesterday about a setback at Intuit, the maker of personal-finance software, misstated the problem.

That seriously misstated the problem, which is that the Metropolitan Police chose to hire the former second-in-command of an organisation while that organisation was being publicly accused of criminal activity.

However, critiques such as Yoffe's are fundamentally misstating the problem.

A few influential strategists here have been arguing, however, that this official rationale misstates the al Qaeda problem and ignores the serious risk that an escalating U.S. war poses to Pakistan.

But he misstates the code's authority.

But that completely misstates the issue.

An earlier version of this post misstated the number of weeks of rehearsals this season.