Sentence examples for applied wrongly from inspiring English sources

And anything new can be applied wrongly.

But the watchdog said this leeway was being applied wrongly or inconsistently.

This spurious high turbulent intensity in turn causes (i) a high turbulent viscosity to be applied, wrongly stabilizing the jet, and (ii) increased turbulent diffusion of heat, causing too deep and diffuse a stratification to be predicted.

The problem is that while this gives an aura of authority, it's a misuse of facts and figures, applied wrongly to the context and yet aimed at making you feel that the person must know what he or she is talking about because it sounds so true.

Students often superficially read the solution of a problem and apply it wrongly to others without understanding the model.

The lack of diagnostic studies in primary care populations and the methodological concerns from previous studies conducted in secondary care settings mean the accuracy of clinical tests for identifying ACJ pain and pathology in the primary care population is unknown and previous results may be incorrectly interpreted or wrongly applied.

A class-action lawsuit filed last year asserted that the policy had been wrongly applied.

But, unlike many minimalist compositions a label wrongly applied to his work it is not repetitious.

The name aurochs has sometimes been wrongly applied to the European bison, or wisent (Bison bonasus).

For example, the term is sometimes wrongly applied when other concepts such as custom, tradition, role, or norm would be more accurate.

Amtrak insisted on the same Valspar paint, Mr. Campbell said, on the disputed notion that perhaps the paint had been wrongly applied.