Sentence examples for was inaccurately from inspiring English sources

In the case of the second patient, the weight was inaccurately recorded, but the patient was not malnourished, the company said.

In an article in Saturday's editions of The New York Times, the testing plan for H.G.H. was inaccurately described as requiring only one test a year.

When it was inaccurately stated in a celebratory postgame interview on the court that he had 17 points, Young corrected the interviewer immediately.

In Illinois, by contrast, where the chief justice was inaccurately attacked for being anti-business, pro-criminal, and worse, he chose to campaign hard and was reëlected.

Lehman is arguing that the transaction was inaccurately described when it was brought before a bankruptcy court for a judge's approval.

It was inaccurately thought by some, who had clearly never read a single sentence of the source novel, that Sam Taylor Johnson's glossy adaptation of Fifty Shades of Grey would be a seminal Hollywood moment for female sexuality.

It's been inaccurately said that the second film takes place underwater.

Museum officials have also said that critics are inaccurately describing the setup.

He said the products were "inaccurately and unhelpfully called legal highs – some of them are actually illegal".

This desire to deny women entrance into the public arena is inaccurately presented as a religious mandate.

The lawsuits contend that half the loans were inaccurately described in disclosure materials filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.