Sentence examples for erroneously reported that from inspiring English sources

Harcourt's credibility suffered last summer after it erroneously reported that English as a Second Language students in California had fared better than they actually did.

When The New York Post erroneously reported that Representative Richard Gephardt would be John Kerry's running mate, I wondered if a New York newspaper ever called a presidential election wrong, à la The Chicago Tribune's famous 1948 headline "Dewey Defeats Truman". A. Yes, at least once.

Because the same thing happened in 2003 when it was humorously, but erroneously reported that Microsoft was using Linux servers to run microsoft.com.

Correction: A previous version of this story erroneously reported that legendary publicist Judy Smith died last year based on an incorrect online report.

He announced at a Logan County Rotary Club meeting in West Virginia on May 27th, when the "media erroneously reported that EPA was putting an end to mountaintop mining...Nick Rahall did not take this matter lying down".

The BBC erroneously reported that Mered had presided over a "multibillion-dollar empire".

In their third paper, Amgen scientists report that a genetic flaw in a commercially available mouse model that lacks the gene for the protein Gpr21 led both an earlier Amgen team and an academic lab to erroneously report that Gpr21 influences body weight and glucose metabolism.

Stung by criticism after vandals changed Wikipedia entries to erroneously report that two United States senators, Edward M. Kennedy and Robert C. Byrd, had died, the online encyclopedia appears ready to introduce a system that prevents new and anonymous users from instantly publishing changes.

College students commonly but erroneously report that multitasking increases productivity (Lin, Cockerham, Chang, & Natividad, 2015).

Last year, the Washington Post was fooled into erroneously reporting that former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin was set to join the al-Jazeera news network - a story written by satirical site the Daily Currant.

A couple of months ago, hackers took control of Fox News' Twitter account and posted several tweets erroneously reporting that President Obama had been assassinated in Iowa.