Sentence examples for erroneously pointed from inspiring English sources

Others have erroneously pointed to the location of the boarding in international waters.

Thanks to markier for honourably noting an erroneously added point to his tally last week.

Erroneously, the points in the plot (frequently representing deciles of risk) have been connected with lines, generating false calibration curves.

A reader pointed out that the original article erroneously referred to TPT as a toxin; this has also been corrected.

The press conference started unravelling when it was pointed out to them that they were erroneously claiming that Labor wanted to spend $19bn to restore the foreign aid budget when it has only promised to increase that budget by $244m.

He pointed out that the expectation of finding transitional fossils erroneously presumes a gradual and linear model of evolution (Gould and Eldredge proposed the theory of punctuated equilibrium in 1972 to explain the absence of transitional species).

I also pointed out that customer service was apparently so overwhelmed that someone had erroneously input my query as that of a "Stolen System".

As if to highlight the potential pitfalls, some readers quite rightly pointed out that we crossed the line in a recipe by Mark Hix printed last Saturday, when we erroneously encouraged foragers to find freshwater crayfish.

It should be noted that a not negligible percentage (in our experiments about 10%) of the interest points were erroneously classified as moving points.

The current literature too easily encourages an inappropriate "blaming the victim" understanding of low-income and Latino children's poor oral health status by pointing solidly but erroneously to parental socio-demographic characteristics, practices or beliefs as prime causes.

But, as she quite scornfully points out, "the western mindset erroneously equates a political system of multi-party democracy with high-quality institutions... the two are not synonymous".