Sentence examples for incorrect suggestions from inspiring English sources

"I've found two pretty shaky (and also temporally incorrect) suggestions, but I'm sending them in anyway," writes Mungo.

The incorrect suggestions has small deviance to optimum values, which are harmless to patients in case of application.

This article was edited on 25 February 2016 to remove an incorrect suggestion that Active Earth "has been in court facing allegations of fraud".

This article was amended on 16 September 2016 to clarify details about 78 Derngate and to remove an incorrect suggestion in the subheading that Northampton is a city.

This article was amended on 4 December 2015 to clarify that the statistics on the educational backgrounds of jihadis are not from research carried out for the British Council paper Immunising the Mind but from an earlier analysis that it cites, and to remove an incorrect suggestion that the paper was "as yet unpublished".

Critics and politicians, including a bipartisan group of Senators, members of the media, and even the CIA itself have taken issue with what they feel is the filmmakers' incorrect suggestion that torture played an important role in finding the elusive terrorist -- though it's worth noting that the writer, director, and some of the actors dispute this characterization.

The main problem of the use of unspecified character states in phylogenetics is the incorrect suggestion of common ancestry and similarity in morphologically dissimilar taxa, and the assumption that the disparate morphologies grouped within this state are a clear alternative to the other character state [ 65].

The Nauruan police have hit back at criticism they are inadequately investigating the alleged sexual abuse of a six-year-old refugee, labelling the suggestions "incorrect and unhelpful".

"Further, there are incorrect and damaging suggestions that he sent a whole host of offensive and unpleasant messages that are simply not true and which give a grossly distorted and unfair view of Malky's involvement in this matter.

We shall see about that, of course, but one Telegraph claim that I'm certain is totally incorrect is the suggestion that any sale of the MEN is "a desperate attempt" to save more than 100 job losses at The Guardian and The Observer.

The suggestion is incorrect.