Sentence examples for erroneously linked from inspiring English sources

Another found that his records had been erroneously linked to an insolvent stranger.

Their higher than average rates of cardiovascular disease and related deaths could then be erroneously linked to their lower salt intake.

In 2003, he was taken to Canada, where a high-level commission concluded that the Canadian police and intelligence officials had erroneously linked Mr. Arar to Al Qaeda.

"And then when Mr Trump came out with his tweet, it seemed to erupt again because somebody erroneously linked me to Mr Trump's tweet.

But that is what happened after Mr. Karnes's letters were briefly — and erroneously — linked to the bombing of the recruiting station on Thursday.

In 2001, Ross also erroneously linked anthrax used in attacks in Washington and New York with Iraq and its leader at the time, Saddam Hussein.

The new leader's most immediate task will be to restore faith in BBC News in the wake of Savile and Newsnight's calamitous report erroneously linking former Tory party chairman Lord McAlpine to child abuse, but the subject is familiar to him, as he ran BBC News and Current Affairs between 1989 and 2001, largely during the ascendency of John Birt at the corporation.

(I'll call this "the connection to Khalifa," since this controversy isn't about the post as such, but rather about the post's erroneously linking the Thani conviction to Khalifa). The blogger quoted an article from the Prague Daily Monitor, which just referred to a "Prince Thani," but then added the wrong picture and professional title.

And as different ethnic groups compete for ever-scarce land, a significant number of the Assamese are erroneously linking the growing numbers of Muslims to illegal immigration from Bangladesh, which has been at the center of a volatile debate and has led to intense violence and forced displacement.

He sues the program after it erroneously links him to a "pill mill" by showing his forged signature on a phony prescription.

In contrast, multi-function enzymes can potentially erroneously link two separate parts of metabolism and cause inferred modules to consist of otherwise disconnected pathways within the metabolic network.