Sentence examples for erroneous suspicion from inspiring English sources
His thoughtless remarks reinforce the erroneous suspicion that conservatives are racists.
The role of conventional imaging, such as ultrasound, CT, and MRI, can be reserved in the staging of the disease and not for diagnostic purposes, because isolated hepatosplenic sarcoidosis can be misdiagnosed with disorders such as lymphoma or metastasis that manifest with similar findings and may raise an erroneous suspicion, especially if the patients have a history of malignancy.
In some cases, strong clinical suspicion of an erroneous result will suggest that the dilution protocol be applied, but in many cases the erroneous result may go unnoticed.
In a misunderstanding that would come close to damaging his career irreparably once more, Mashbir was investigated in Hawaii and, influenced by the military attaché suspicions, a prejudicial report based upon erroneous assumptions was delivered on 24 June 1937.
Dispelling suspicions of a Muwaffaq-al-Qaida connection was not helped by frequent erroneous reports that one of Khalid's sisters was married to Osama Bin Laden.
This is totally erroneous.
But they are also erroneous.
It happens to be erroneous.
His arguments are erroneous and sloppy.
But that's totally erroneous.
