Sentence examples for had been erroneous from inspiring English sources

It dropped about 150 points, from 14697.15 to 14548.58, before stabilizing at 1 10 p.m., when news that the tweet had been erroneous began to spread.

Illingworth, though, had been erroneous in his judgment: replays showed that a significant portion of the bowler's heel was behind the line.

An official from the ministry of culture confirmed that there had been "erroneous practices" during the restoration, which he attributed to the "adding of [mosaic] pieces" into the originals.

There had been reports of his release in January of last year but U.S. officials said Monday that those had been erroneous.

Liddell scored two goals in a 3 2 win over Barnsley at Anfield, but later learnt that Sagar's accepted total had been erroneous (463 being the correct figure).

After six hours of deliberations and further testing, state health officials decided that the alert had been erroneous, and Obama gave his speech on schedule.

Given that I was very cooperative, and also had meticulous records that showed what I did when, I think he began to realize that whatever report he had was erroneous.

It may also have been erroneous: there was now virtually no presence up front, no one to relieve the pressure.

"A judgment is not void," for example, "simply because it is or may have been erroneous". Hoult v. Hoult, 57 F. 3d 1, 6 (CA199595); 12 J.

"In a number of instances, there has been erroneous commentary to the effect that I 'concealed' illegal donations, and that my actions were somehow corrupt or illegal.

At 10 28 p.m., as SWAT teams gather on the 32nd floor and the 29th floor, where there have been erroneous reports of another gunman, an officer says that a hotel security officer has been shot.