Sentence examples for wrong statements about from inspiring English sources

It was put by the Guardian to ­Trafigura's lawyers with 24 hours notice that the company had been making wrong statements about the toxic waste.

Wrong statement about results of published articles (reference 104): We acknowledge that the results were misquoted in the systematic review and appreciate the identification of the error.

Wrong statement about results of published articles: The authors stated that a 4-year study (reference 104), the longest actually performed in type 2 diabetic patients, was unable to find a difference in glycemic control between patients randomly assigned to a lower-carbohydrate Mediterranean-style diet versus those assigned to a lower-fat diet.

"It was a wrong statement.

The company's stock soared to $2.40 a share within four days of the news release, but an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission led to a November 2001 cease and desist agreement in which the company admitted several wrong or misleading statements about the C-Band device.

There is nothing wrong with making statements about what you'd tell congress to do on your first day in office.

If it were your brother, son or father, how would it feel to see continual images of our loved one being wheeled into an ambulance, with the taped 911 phone call and rumors about all of the things that was wrong with him, including unsubstantiated statements about drug overdose, hired and on-call traveling doctors and a misunderstood persona that escaped us all.

CORRECTION: Evolution does not make ethical statements about right and wrong.

Skeptics argue that statements about right and wrong are merely expressions of preferences.

"Rhinoceros" can sometimes seem a prolix play that makes its ideological points a little too baldly, but Ionesco's philosophy cannot really be reduced to any simple, finger-wagging statements about right and wrong.

The bad news is that my observations often come out as criticisms -- statements about what is wrong, why it won't work, etc.