Sentence examples for improperly attributed from inspiring English sources
The article also included purported statements improperly attributed to Biel which the publishers said Heat now understands the actor never made.
"The article was based on an unfounded report regarding Justin Timberlake's alleged behaviour at a club following a performance in Paris, to celebrate a birthday and also included a number of purported statements improperly attributed to Jessica Biel, which Heat now understands had never been made by her," the statement said.
Services arising within a landscape may be improperly attributed to one particular configuration of ecosystem.
"To put it as politely as I can, I would say it's a highly disturbing pattern that cries for further investigation," says Joseph Balkoski Joseph Balkoski, a World War II historian who complains about similar instances of improperly attributed prose in Ambrose's 1997 book Citizen Soldiers.
Ambrose published his first book in 1962 and has produced some 30 more since then, churning them out at such a steady clip that some critics wonder if he may have cut a few ethical corners along the way by borrowing too many improperly attributed passages from his sources.
They will slice and dice you if you publish inaccurate or improperly attributed information.
In it, Ambrose writes, "I have been criticized for improperly attributing other authors' writings in a few of my books.
The Center for Food Safety in San Francisco, a critic of the so-called seed giants, said the decision was a "setback for the nation's farmers" and that it "improperly attributes seeds' reproduction to farmers, rather than nature".
It was eventually attributed to improperly placed and malfunctioning sensors that allowed the reservoir to fill beyond safe levels.
The bill was disallowed on procedural grounds because of an improperly quick legislative process, a misstep attributed to the government.
It attributed the problem to an improperly routed hose on vehicles equipped with the 6-cylinder, nonturbocharged engine.
