Sentence examples for erroneously label from inspiring English sources

(Nevertheless, many sources still follow Bingham's precedent and erroneously label Machu Picchu as the "lost city of the Incas").

It can start by passing a bill re-introduced by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat of Rhode Island, to ban "voter caging," a tactic used by political operatives to erroneously label voters — often racial minorities — as ineligible and to get their names removed from the rolls.

They were officially declared foreigners in their own native land and erroneously labelled as illegal Bengali immigrants.

The Hinode monorail stop hovers above the waters of Tokyo Bay, which is erroneously labeled "the North Pacific".

"Highly intelligent boys," he writes, "who happen to be introverted by temperament are probably the subpopulation of kids who are most likely to be erroneously labeled autistic".

The new effort also will include a series of safeguards and checks by state election employees to try to ensure that people are not being erroneously labeled noncitizens.

A similar provision in the original federal health care overhaul proposal, which would have reimbursed doctors for the time it takes to have such conversations, was withdrawn when it was erroneously labeled by conservatives as a "death panel" option.

Variety said in a correction: "Comments made in a videotaped interview Monday with actress Kristen Stewart about gender equality in Hollywood at the Sundance Film Festival were erroneously labeled on Variety.com in a way that suggested she was addressing issues pertaining to diversity.

I had a photo in that issue doing a beanplant (erroneously labeled a boneless) that my buddy Shaun Mefford took.

Ralphie has been called one of the best live mascots in sports, and she is often erroneously labeled male.

As a result, he was denounced in the popular press as "the wickedest man in the world" and erroneously labelled a Satanist.