Sentence examples for apparently incorrect from inspiring English sources

It is a significant curb on speech — and apparently incorrect.

Figures being quoted on some websites are apparently incorrect, according to a Vodafone spokesman.

· A contestant on the Irish version was vindicated when his apparently incorrect answer was later deemed correct.

That was 41 degrees 46 minutes north latitude, 50 degrees 14 minutes west longitude, 350 miles southeast of Newfoundland, and it was apparently incorrect.

The analysis show that: (1) the state-space form of the differential equations in Eq. (16) is apparently incorrect; (2) since all results in the original article are extracted from the equations in state-space form, most of the results are consequently incorrect; (3) most of results shown as the graphs in the article are inconsistent with rotordynamics theory.

Second, we find evidence that coarse localisation information is often present in apparently incorrect responses.

Apparently it wasn't even enough that one of the federal court's judges found the test Florida applied to be "patently incorrect".

Mail Online briefly published an "Amanda Knox guilty" story on its website, while the Sun and Sky News apparently ran incorrect breaking news snaps and the Guardian had an incorrect entry in its live blog.

Earlier, Petraeus, who was in London for talks with senior political and military leaders, said he found it "disturbing" that the original account of the raid – which claimed Norgrove had been killed by her Afghan kidnappers – had apparently proved incorrect.

Wary of making an apparently politically incorrect faux pas by implying that Israel is the aggressor and occupier, ICG adopted a generic approach, declaring that "everyone has lost in this conflict".

Initially, the blame fell on Callaghan, who had apparently ordered incorrect parts for the condenser.