Sentence examples for erroneously suggested from inspiring English sources

The original standfirst erroneously suggested that George Papandreou was giving his support to Antonis Samaras.

(For many years, it has been erroneously suggested that North Korean missile fragments were found in Alaska).

It has been erroneously suggested that this sexual imbalance is the cause of the polygynous mating system, in which one male has several female partners.

*Correction: An earlier version of this post misdated the Apollo 11 moon landing and erroneously suggested that Neil Armstrong's moon walk had been scheduled for the evening of July 20th.

Mayer initially defended the Eagles' handling of Bradley on Monday because if they had not seen Bradley stagger and fall, it was possible that a proper exam could have (however erroneously) suggested he was fine.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story erroneously suggested that Adam Green saw Durbin's statement as a positive sign.

The story willfully and erroneously suggests that the expenditure in question was one belonging to the chairman [Michael Steele].

He would not say whether he shared the view of some young earth creationists that flaws in paleontological dating techniques erroneously suggest that the fossils are far older than they really are.

"NYPD ARE THE BROKEN WINDOWS" read one sign I passed as I marched with fellow young – and female – organizers, a nod to the discriminatory policing policy that erroneously suggests taking a harshly punitive stance on "quality of life" crimes will somehow reduce the rates of violent offenses.

Its association with hyponatremia and hyperreninemic hyperaldosteronism may erroneously suggest the diagnosis of pseudohypoaldosteronism type 1.

However, the use of a single surface coil could erroneously suggest extracapsular extension (T3 stage) because of the lower resolution.