Sentence examples similar to erroneously declare that from inspiring English sources
In a sign of the times to come, right-wing Congressman Trent Franks (R-AZ) sent out a fundraising letter last week, which breathlessly (and erroneously) declared that "liberal groups from all over the country are expected to spend more than one million dollars," alongside the efforts of "left-wing open-border activists, and smearing the hard work and good reputation of our friend Russell Pearce".
A P value of 5% means that you would erroneously declare "significance" one out of twenty times if the experiment is repeated (Ziliak and McCloskey and others have found they rarely are) and the sample was unbiased; the chocolate had no effect.
Marketers erroneously declare their market to be "mature" only to be unceremoniously surpassed by some unforeseen upstart that understands consumers want convenience, customization and positive experiences.
The sensing is not perfect; hence, the secondary user can miss the detection of an active primary user or erroneously declare an idle primary user as active.
We consider the case of imperfect sensing in which the secondary user can miss the detection of an active primary user and declare it idle or erroneously declare an idle primary user as active.
As general practice is not a specialty in all the three countries, we suspect that some of those who declared holding such a specialty had, in fact, none; likewise, we believe that some of those without a specialization erroneously declared holding one because in their daily routine they informally engaged in some specialized practice.
"I declare that not true.
All authors declare that they have no interests to declare.
After meeting with Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice in December 2005, German Chancellor Angela Merkel declared that the U.S. government had admitted that Masri had been "erroneously taken".
A subpoena was issued to Boston College, and in a legal filing the U.S. Attorney in Massachusetts declared, erroneously, that a Sunday Life reporter had been "permitted to listen to portions of Ms. Price's Boston College interviews".
