Sentence examples for be wrongly regarded as from inspiring English sources
Models that are in fact too simple to explain the mechanistic behaviour can be wrongly regarded as plausible candidates when the measurement accuracy is low in the experiments.
"Say on pay" has also forced boards to get better at costing perks that once were wrongly regarded as practically free.Yet the golden parachute is a "chronic problem that I don't see changing anytime soon," says Donald Hambrick, a management professor at Pennsylvania State University.
The Yazidi religion is wrongly regarded by hardline Muslims as a form of devil worship, and in August 2014, Isis fighters gave the inhabitants of Farida's village three days to convert to Islam or suffer the fate of "infidels".
NINA MOGILNIK Great Neck, N.Y., May 2, 2012 We are wrongly regarding education as a purchase rather than an investment.
Now, you might wonder why such a meeting was needed at all, since HIV/AIDS is often wrongly regarded as a crisis of yesteryear and rarely grabs headlines these days, partly because huge strides have been made in fighting the disease.
At stake is a scarce good, widely (if wrongly) regarded as determining future happiness and earnings.
It is all a far cry from 12 months ago when Suarez's punishment, and what he wrongly regarded as persecution by the British media, led him to seek a route out of Anfield.
They are widely regarded as expensive.
Speech, March 25 2000 "My vision for the 21st century is of a popular politics reconciling themes which in the past have wrongly been regarded as antagonistic - patriotism and internationalism; rights and responsibilities; the promotion of enterprise and the attack on poverty and discrimination".
Such regions would be wrongly identified as unreliable disparity.
