Sentence examples for if falsely from inspiring English sources

Mr Smith says that the creation of a sort of "secure YouTube of global law enforcement" could be beneficial both for the public, who would get more accountable police, and for officers on the beat, who could be vindicated more quickly if falsely accused of brutality.

When the methodology is error prone, there might be an increased risk of harm to individuals, businesses or communities if falsely detected as affected by infectious disease (e.g. tourist region, local minorities…).

I understand and embrace the concept of democracy, but it does not mean that democratic ideas and related votes, especially if falsely informed, are most representative of the collective interest.

If falsely identified peptides distribute uniformly on the genome, we have P (I ann | F, X > x ) = μ L / 6 L = μ / 6 and P (I new | F, X > x ) = (6 − μ ) / 6.

Also, if falsely low values occurred frequently, we might expect to see the greatest variability among low serum bicarbonate measurements, but in our cohort high values were associated with the highest variability in multivariable analyses and were the least likely to be confirmed on a subsequent measurement.

"If she falsely reported and Harvard relied on that, then they need to correct the record.

But sport utilities made traction fashionable, even if they falsely promised immunity from the laws of physics.

If they falsely told investigators this, Flynn could contradict them, leaving them vulnerable to charges of lying to federal investigators.

If we falsely believe that we would confront a harasser in the workplace, we may be less sympathetic to those who have been victimized and who fail to confront their harassers.

People must abandon the attitude that 'it may be true, but it doesn't concern me, and I don't care if my phone is tapped.' That is said by people who are fairly, if perhaps falsely, sure that their telephones are not tapped.

"If someone falsely accused me I would never hide behind a brokered deal and secrecy," he told reporters.