Sentence examples for could wrongly from inspiring English sources

Lacoste had argued that the sign could wrongly lead people to associate the surgery with its brand.

Lawyers for Lacoste said patients could wrongly associate the practice with the company, which has trademarked its crocodile symbol across 44 areas of goods and services.

Menzies said there could also be an issue for summer-born children who could be almost a year younger than some peers and could wrongly be put in lower sets and labelled as weaker pupils.

Since I have gone on to earn my living by writing, I could wrongly take them to be proof of how my refusal to take no for an answer ensured that my talents were eventually recognised.

His decision came after a difficult summer during which his coach, Alberto Salazar, was accused by the BBC of violating anti-doping rules, including giving the banned drug testosterone to Farah's training partner, Galen Rupp, and Farah was worried that mud could wrongly stick.

As a consequence, the diagnosis system could wrongly identify this situation as an interference problem.

It could exonerate wrongly convicted prisoners.

So if either the school or the disadvantaged group posts a false decline, the school could be wrongly labeled failing.

This means that the 17% of UK residents who do not have a passport could be wrongly denied access to privately rented accommodation.

A caller might hear the sound of a ringing phone through a handset, but the actual phone might not ring, a busy signal could be wrongly transmitted or the line might simply go dead.

Executives at Virgin Trains have long been concerned about the perception of an 'anti-Virgin' bias and culture within the department that could have wrongly led the company to lose its bid to run the line to rival First Group.