Sentence examples for incorrectly advised from inspiring English sources

Webb was incorrectly advised, White said, that his failing grade would be replaced if he passed the course.

For example, some banks incorrectly advised borrowers that they would receive priority treatment if they were more than 90 days delinquent on their loans.

Last year, Mr. Lichtenstein took the unusual step of suing his lawyers at the New York law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher for malpractice, saying they had incorrectly advised him that a bankruptcy filing was his only option.

The day ended in controversy, with the disclosure that a rules official incorrectly advised Carlota Ciganda of Spain about a drop on the 15th hole of her four-ball match.

"The Michigan department of environmental quality (MDEQ) incorrectly advised the city of Flint that corrosion control treatment was not necessary, resulting in leaching of lead into the city's drinking water," he said.

As an adult he wallowed in melancholy by drinking bottle after bottle of his favorite beer, Lowenbrau, after such occassions as: having an unsuccessful date with a fat girl, losing his job, having his car repossessed, flunking a medical examination for an insurance policy he was trying to take out, & after finding that he had incorrectly advised a widow to buy some "growth stocks".

According to information posted over the weekend on the FAA UAS website, which can be found here, the FAA is incorrectly advising law enforcement that all UAS, including those flown by hobby flyers, "Must have Registration and Markings (required for all UAS greater than 0.55lbs) [emphasis in original].

Likewise, these measurements should not be used in diagnosis of diabetes, which leads to the question of whether we may incorrectly advise outpatient treatments when we rely on self-monitoring using such approaches.

Unfortunately, the policy was incorrectly applied in this case, and the journalist was wrongly advised.

Until Friday, the secretary of state's Web site advised, incorrectly, that those with any kind of felony conviction could not register unless they had served their time and their right to vote had been restored by the Board of Pardons and Paroles.

This figure, however, does not include those who are informally advised (incorrectly) by their council that they have no chance of receiving help (even informal assistance) because they will not be considered eligible, do not have a local connection (meaning they have not lived long enough in the area to qualify) or simply do not know where to turn for advice.