Sentence examples for used inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holston also said Mr. Hurd used inaccurate expense reports to conceal the relationship with the woman.

The Lilith report of 2003 used inaccurate statistics to conclude that an increase in lap-dancing clubs in Camden led to an increase in rape.

In five of the matters, documents show, the firm used inaccurate information about defaults or failed to attach proper documentation when it moved to seize borrowers' homes.

— are among those that are either under scrutiny by law enforcement officials or face actions by homeowners contending that they used inaccurate or fraudulent mortgage-related documents.

Florida and Colorado have both tried to purge their voter rolls of non-citizens, who cannot vote, but they used inaccurate lists to do so.

The NPS has admitted that it used inaccurate figures for carbon-monoxide emission.Conservation groups such as the Greater Yellowstone Coalition are furious.

Critics have "recycled old claims using inaccurate information", wrote Cohen.

Parody of an Inventory report, using inaccurate, folksy language.

By Veronica Geng The New Yorker, November 12 , 1984P. 45 Parody of an Inventory report, using inaccurate, folksy language.

"Some have tried to use my work for politics, using inaccurate or out-of-context information that, repeated enough, becomes truth to some even though it is not".

In a new report, however, a panel of experts says the payment formulas are deeply flawed, and that Medicare uses inaccurate, unreliable data to pay doctors and hospital.