Sentence examples for erroneously linking from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Since allergy and irritation are known to be associated with damp indoor spaces, this could have resulted in erroneously linking dampness and mold with respiratory infections.

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.

The Sports of The Times column on Wednesday, about the harsh environment surrounding the Knicks while Isiah Thomas was the coach, erroneously linked Thomas to a racially charged comment about Larry Bird when both men were top N.B.A. players.

Monbiot was one of a number of high-profile Twitter users, including the comedian Alan Davies and Commons speaker's wife Sally Bercow, who erroneously linked McAlpine with a child sex abuse allegation in November last year.

Several rumored trades involve exchanging him for another player with a burdensome contract, which is how they were erroneously linked with the Rays' Pat Burrell as part of a larger deal.

Harbottle mentioned the BBC Newsnight report that erroneously linked Lord McAlpine with an allegation of child sex abuse and warned: "Given recent events … we are very surprised and indeed highly concerned to note the content on your website".

She herself has received dozens of e-mails, since 2013, from Jordan Jereb, a leader of the Republic of Florida, a group erroneously linked to Nikolas Cruz, the Parkland school shooter.