Sentence examples for erroneous date from inspiring English sources

A picture caption about the seven original Mercury astronauts carried an erroneous date.

The Virginia Quarterly Review has found similarities, including an erroneous date, between passages in the book and in Wikipedia and other online sources.

The article also included an erroneous date from a spokeswoman for the start of a sharpened focus on health and wellness.

A listing of credits in Weekend yesterday with a film review of "Second Best" included an erroneous date, provided by a publicist, for the film's opening.

Because of an editing error, the paperback best-seller lists and the hardcover advice list in the Book Review this weekend carry an erroneous date.

Correction: August 22, 2004, Sunday A picture of Jerome Robbins on Aug. 1 with a review of Deborah Jowitt's "Jerome Robbins" carried an erroneous date supplied by the photo agency and misidentified the dancers shown with Robbins.

In the years following his first death, he gave generously to many charitable causes, including a fund dedicated to preserving erroneous dates on New York's many memorial plaques.

Others have suggested that the Iberian pattern is a byproduct of erroneous dating and insufficient data, creating the illusion of punctuation in a process that would have been characterized by a straightforward East-West gradient [23] [25].

A brief art review in Weekend on Friday about "Sound Digression in Seven Colors," by Tony Oursler, included an erroneous closing date supplied by the Nyehaus Gallery in Manhattan.

Hours after the news broke, Samsung reps took to the official Korean Twitter account to disavow the erroneous release date.

Indeed, information is normally considered to be of poor quality if typos are present or wrong values are associated with a concept instance, such as an erroneous birth date or age associated with a person.