Sentence examples for erroneously stated that from inspiring English sources

An editorial on June 28 erroneously stated that Iceland is currently hunting whales.

Correction: A previous version of this article erroneously stated that Robinson was an I.B.M. alum.

An earlier version of this article erroneously stated that Evan Ramsey killed his mother.

Some signs have also erroneously stated that the shells served as bus shelters during the fair.

That correction also erroneously stated that the East End bridge might affect the homes in Jeffersonville.

This article was amended on 19 May 2015 because it erroneously stated that Ed Balls is a former chancellor.

He twice says the Himalayas – as opposed to the glaciers – may melt; he wrongly claims that "all minerals can only be used once"; and he erroneously states that polar territories are not assigned to any nation.

On the April 15th broadcast of the Jay Thomas Show on Sirius Radio, you erroneously state that "Eric Twardzik" had been arrested by Boston Police in connection to the bombings.

The first NBC affiliate station to add the additional broadcast was in Knoxville, Tenn., on Feb. 2, two days before Williams apologized on-air for erroneously stating that he was aboard a Chinook helicopter forced down by enemy fire.

As scholar Andrew Crowther has explained: Things soon degraded, a legal hearing was held, and Sullivan supported Carte by making an affidavit erroneously stating that there were minor legal expenses outstanding from a battle Gilbert had with Lillian Russell.

Fourth, the report erroneously states that "[t]his switch [to the chained CPI] was recommended by the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform ['Fiscal Commission']...," citing the Commission's "supermajority vote in favor of the plan".