Sentence examples for wrong claims from inspiring English sources
By this afternoon, Cameron and seven other members of the shadow cabinet were writing out cheques to pay back "wrong claims" and a special panel was being established to rule on the expenses claims of every Tory MP. "I want to start by saying sorry," a contrite Cameron said as he set out his plans.
In The New York Times on 15 January 2006, Wade warned against journalists being too ready to accept "overstated or wrong" claims from the science literature, but in too many places where it makes a difference he has ignored his own advice.
Because to advance as a professional scientist you must publish; learned journals want to publish positive results, not negative ones; so confirmation bias is strengthened; and peer review slows the rate at which wrong claims can be contradicted.
Boroujerdi said British Foreign Secretary David Miliband's recent telephone conversation with his Iranian counterpart Manouchehr Mottaki shows that political heavyweights in Europe are retracting their wrong claims on Iran.
Panetta told ABCs' "This Week" that the CIA is heavily focused on killing the al Qaida leadership in Pakistan, and he defended CIA drone strikes against "dead wrong" claims that they violate international law.
In a scant four minutes, K-money makes a number of egregiously wrong claims about Trudeau's fiscal policy, starting with the idea that the Liberals plan to raise taxes on people earning $90,000 per year (it's $200,000).
An "intelligent canvass," based on the facts, had shown the croakers to be wrong, claimed Wright.
Unfortunately, the article offers a sweeping — and in my opinion wrong — claim that Americans are just "wired to be holdouts".
"What was mentioned and said in the media concerning the recent incidents in Tahrir [Square] was totally wrong," claimed Mulla.
They say: The prosecutor just exploited an error made by defense counsel, so you've brought the wrong claim.
The suit was, gay rights advocates said then, the wrong claim in the wrong court in the wrong state at the wrong time.
