Sentence examples for erroneous way from inspiring English sources

Eighty-six per cent of a control group took the easy — but, in my opinion, clearly erroneous — way out and voted for Janet as "more upset".

I just think they're customers of a London that is selling itself in a different, and perhaps erroneous, way.

In this sense, what is called ego or the self is merely a convenient fiction, an illusion that does not apply to anything real but to an erroneous way of looking at the ever changing stream of five interconnected aggregate factors.

"If the president of the United States does not take the bull by the horns, does not discuss and come to a solution, then states at the local level are changing their constitutions and locally are changing rules and laws like they did in Arizona in an erroneous way," he said.

All interviewees considered that this erroneous way of antibiotic treatment was one of the causes of resistance development.

"Nevertheless, I was often reluctant to follow his advice and persisted many times in what we both knew were erroneous ways," Mr. Heaney writes.

However, since the later Romans wished to have explanations for their early customs and institutions, historians ascribed various innovations to these kings, often in stereotypical and erroneous ways.

For over a century these problems, when not neglected, were 'solved' in quite erroneous ways… But in the last few decades Darwinism has undergone a revolutionary change.

In this way erroneous automatic exon predictions and exons that had not been predicted could be ratified.

The importance of this point is that many genome-wide analyses simply assume that a particular set of modifications proves that there is a regulatory element at a locus – this is an erroneous and misleading way to approach genome-wide information.

According to Dr Shahbaz Arif, who has been entrusted by the university's vice-chancellor and registrar (both retired army officers) with the job of cleaning up the English curriculum, and relishes it, "there are so many vulgar words, concepts and thoughts in the current English curriculum that they can induce our youngsters to erroneous thoughts and ways".