Sentence examples for erroneously placed from inspiring English sources

*Correction: An earlier version of this post erroneously placed the incident in Las Vegas.

Reader Jonathan Dickson was turned down for two mortgages due to a default erroneously placed on his record by his energy supplier Scottish Power.

While the Coles produce in question had its country of origin stated either on stickers or under the bins they were in, the ACCC said this was not enough to counteract the erroneously placed signs.

Since then, the "blame" for autistic children that had originally been erroneously placed on parents, particularly mothers, has largely disappeared.

The Type II is from a single reverse die, used in March 1972, and erroneously placed in service at Philadelphia it is identical to and should have been used for the silver proof strikes at San Francisco.

He lived in Bell's Nashville house until his death on January 15 , 1996 four days shy of his 83rd birthday (although some sources, including The New York Times, erroneously placed his death on January 18).

Of course, we might assume that the teacher is trying to test the class's knowledge of the solution to a quadratic equation by erroneously placing the "2a" term under the square root symbol.

Nevertheless, the report erroneously places the blame on local and state instead of on federal officials.

When MPTH's were calculated, most of the inaccuracy was caused by height overestimation, which could erroneously place the child below the normal growth channel.

At this period, the northern coast of America was known at two isolated points only, viz., the mouth of the Copperrnine River, discovered by Hearne, but placed erroneously by him four degrees of latitude too much to the north; and the mouth of the Mackenzie, more correctly laid down by the very able traveller by whose name the river is now known.

Further charges against Maketa and Presley include demoting staffers who attempted to form a union, intimidating others into resigning, and erroneously attempting to place enemies of theirs on the "Brady list", which the indictment says is the district attorney's list of "law enforcement officers whose credibility may be compromised".