Sentence examples for have been erroneous from inspiring English sources

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

If sudden background changes occurred, the results may have been erroneous.

Over the last several weeks, there have been erroneous reports in the press that my partner Jeff Jordan and/or I might become an operating executive of Yahoo in some capacity.

Lewis writes, "It is as if God demanded of us a faith which the Son of God in Gethsemane did not possess, and which if He had possessed it, would have been erroneous".

On this basis, a close relationship could have been inferred but this conclusion would have been erroneous.

Levels above 5.0 mmol/L were not included for analysis as these were likely to have been erroneous levels.

"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.

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

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.

Reviewers, such as Miguel Odriozola, reinterpreted Wriedt's data in successive years, while Pulos and Hutt felt that his work had been "erroneous" because Wriedt never concluded that white was lethal when homozygous.