Sentence examples for decided incorrectly from inspiring English sources

The question is whether the pilots, in calculating their runway position, decided incorrectly that they had enough room for a full soft landing.

They therefore decided (incorrectly) to shut down Keywords after a few months.

Infuriatingly for United, they don't even get the corner, the referee deciding incorrectly that Vidic had got the last touch.

Feature writers often decide, incorrectly, that we readers are interested enough to have them pose us a question, such as: "My take on this?" or "the actual result?" They shouldn't.

But you've decided -- incorrectly -- that the most vanilla way of the describing what happened is a deception.

Does that mean that Brown v. Board of Education was incorrectly decided?

Can the court overrule a precedent simply because it believes the prior case to have been incorrectly decided?

If the current Supreme Court agrees with Justice Powell that the Bowers case was incorrectly decided, that should be enough reason for it to say so.

Without quite saying Kelo had been incorrectly decided, both men, at the time federal appeals court judges, spoke at length about their doubts concerning its wisdom and consequences.

Of the 2004-05 Supreme Court term, he wrote, "Almost a quarter century as a federal appellate judge has convinced me it is rarely possible to say with a straight face of a Supreme Court constitutional decision that it was decided correctly or incorrectly".

Many experts say trust in the disease centers was seriously eroded during the anthrax attacks after the agency incorrectly decided postal workers did not need antibiotics; two workers later died.