Sentence examples for cited incorrectly from inspiring English sources
An earlier version of this article cited incorrectly the exchange rate between Turkish lira and the U.S. dollar.
It's even in the Congressional record, cited incorrectly by Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee and Rep. Earl Blumenauer of Oregon, among others.
This error may cause some journal articles to be cited incorrectly in a bibliography.
Healy and Cattell's original evidence has been cited incorrectly and interchangeably with Healy's statement to the House of Commons Health Select Committee investigation (figure 2).
Regardless of such ethological speculations, we predict that the paper will be widely cited incorrectly for what it does not demonstrate, as a result of the misleading title and abstract.
The Christian Science Monitor story cited above incorrectly describes Hurricane Irene as the fifth mostly costly hurricane in U.S. history.
Andrew Birch reproached Mill and Wettstein, that they falso citatur Vaticanus (cite Vaticanus incorrectly), and gave as an example Luke 2 38 – Ισραηλ instead of Ιερουσαλημ.
One other point: The District of Columbia--a 100percentt urban "state" that conservatives love to cite (again, incorrectly) as evidence that gun control doesn't work, actually has a lower gun death rate than 38 out of 50 states.
An editorial on Oct. 8 about jobs incorrectly cited an analysis by the Economic Policy Institute.
Sometimes the decorator William F. Paris is incorrectly cited as Boak's partner.
An Editorial Observer column in The Times yesterday incorrectly cited lyrics from a Michael Jackson song.
