Sentence examples for incorrect advice from inspiring English sources

"The House of Commons fees office gave me incorrect advice upon which I acted.

This incorrect advice to the public may have important public health consequences.

The Personal Health column in Science Times on March 15, about treating sinus infections, included incorrect advice for relieving congestion.

Commissioner Stern said that because the department had given incorrect advice, "it would seem wrong" to penalize the new tenant.

Volunteers, whether working for political parties or nonpartisan causes, sometimes give incorrect advice when registering new voters.

Marsden directed inquiries to the NSW education department, which said the letter contained "incorrect advice" and that a new one would be issued to parents.

The rate of incorrect advices by experts was 17% if their advices were explicitly based on the up-to-date research literature versus 65% incorrect if these advices were not based on the literature (difference 48%, 95% Confidence Interval from 27%to69%9%).

Here's how incorrect medical advice can affect you even if you do not accept such advice.

However, the lawyers say they need access to information the MoD is refusing to disclose, notably about incorrect legal advice given to British soldiers in Iraq.

Kallakis claimed he had sold the bogus titles after receiving incorrect legal advice that genuine titles could lawfully be sub-divided and sold separately.

Dr Fox did not attach any personal blame to the air marshals, insisting that they had acted in "good faith" but had been given "incorrect legal advice".