Significats de factual error en anglès

To imply otherwise is a factual error and a misleading statement in the article.

The story is riddled with loose speculation and factual error.

So, if nothing else, this panel, today we have caught O'Reilly in a factual error.

I made an embarrassing factual error on my blog.

Madam, - Your Editorial of November 13th is both out of place and fraught with factual error.

He told the Guardian prosecutors made a factual error in dismissing a charge of actual bodily harm.

Correction: a factual error in an earlier version of this story was corrected on 18 January 2015.

Acclaimed writer and feminist Naomi Wolf's latest book has been sensationally cancelled in the US after a major factual error was discovered.

Sometimes Johann or Sister Beatrice would catch him in a misrepresentation, or factual error, that seemed to undermine what he was saying.

The release of writer Naomi Wolf's latest book has been cancelled after a colossal factual error was pointed out during a cringe-worthy interview.

African leaders and aid workers said the book was filled with factual errors.

Taiwan's Foreign Ministry said the report was biased and made several factual errors.

It did also, however, contain two factual errors, both in the first paragraph.

The piece, however, contained a number of factual errors and misunderstandings.

FICAC immediately lodged an appeal on 15 grounds of fundamental legal and factual errors.

The Government claims factual errors in the Bain compensation report.