Sentence examples for More wrongly from inspiring English sources

In Ali's case, Kram writes, "Seldom has a public figure of such superficial depth been more wrongly perceived".

Now, even small changes in position can result in large channel gain and therefore differences which lead to more wrongly assigned users and looseness of the bound.

These turf wars are often not rightly about who could better protect the American public and the world at large, but more wrongly about power and money.

In contrast, TB patients from South Africa were significantly more often wrongly classified as LTBI than TB patients from London (beta coefficient corrected for age and gender = 0.339, 95% CI 0.213 – 0.465).

In fact, the algorithm was more likely to wrongly categorize white defendants as low-risk while black defendants were often incorrectly labeled as high-risk.

Since the late 1980s, DNA testing has exonerated more than 250 wrongly convicted people, who spent an average of 13 years in prison for crimes they didn't commit.

A corrected version is now online.The picture in our story on spies in Estonia ("How many more?", February 28th) was wrongly captioned.

About one child in 20 has at least one food allergy, although surveys suggest that many more British parents wrongly think their children suffer from the condition.

Reporting by David Protess and his students, both before and after his time at the Medill Innocence Project, has had a part in freeing more than 10 wrongly convicted men from prison — five of them from death row.

The former Tory MP also said he wanted to withdraw a statement made to the media last week, after he was ordered to return more than £3,700 wrongly paid to elder son Henry for research and administration duties.

My own hunch, however, is that the recent statements on gas have been driven less by the Treasury and more – rightly or wrongly – by a fear about keeping the lights on in the next five years.