Sentence examples for certainly erroneous from inspiring English sources

"The notion that we haven't done very much is certainly erroneous," the official said, adding that the United States had not pressed the peace agreement on Sierra Leone but had instead been an honest broker at the request of the government there.

But it is certainly erroneous and inconsistent with the story.

There are old and almost certainly erroneous records from Mauritius and Madagascar.

It is most abundant off the Western Cape, and may venture as far as Saldanha Bay in the west and KwaZulu-Natal in the east; old records from Mauritius, Madagascar, and Zaire are almost certainly erroneous.

This taxonomic treatment was almost certainly erroneous, but its assumption of a close evolutionary relationship with other "higher waterbirds" – such as loons (Gaviiformes) and penguins (Sphenisciformes) – appears to be correct.

The thought of buying into frontier markets to make a quick buck would certainly be erroneous.

Madison wrote that such proclamations tend "to imply and certainly nourish the erroneous idea of a national religion".

The E&Y front office quickly disavowed its own analysts' findings on grounds that they were erroneous, maintains E&Y, certainly not because the firm also incidentally happens to audit the accounts of the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China.

Furthermore, despite efforts to exclude erroneous measurements, some were certainly still included.

"We have experienced erroneous linkages before and we will certainly cooperate if this case is proved and any authorities want to speak with us," Ebdon said.

The judges affirmed the decision by Judge Michael Duffy of Federal District that the system discriminated because it was "not clearly erroneous," though they said it was "certainly disputable".