Sentence examples similar to credited wrongly from inspiring English sources

To deny this is willful blindness, at which point it must be remembered that stock markets were in the best shape when short rates for credit wrongly set by the Fed were at the very least less artificially low during the '80s and '90s.

(It is wrongly credited to Deng Xiaoping most of the time).

In addition, two photographs accompanying the article, taken by Taylor, were wrongly credited.

Social media is often wrongly credited for spurring, causing or creating events.

Mr Forstater wouldn't be the first to be credited, rightly or wrongly, with influencing others' endeavours.

In the original, the image of Church in Voice Of An Angel was wrongly credited to the BBC.

The hidden agenda there was that the US virologist, Robert Gallo, had been wrongly credited as the first to do so.

The AAMI Park announcer was so excited with Cahill's contribution, he was wrongly credited with the goal.

Legally, Sally has every right to demand the money back – no one is entitled to keep money wrongly credited to their account.

The photograph of a hanged tiger that appears at the end of the video that accompanies the article above was wrongly credited to John Vidal.

In those, Galileo is a headless cipher and, according to the narrative, a neurasthenic opportunist wrongly credited with inventing the telescope.