Sentence examples for incorrectly challenged from inspiring English sources

Djokovic incorrectly challenged an out call on a shot of his that sailed wide, and Federer correctly challenged a fault call on a serve that was proven incorrect, giving him the ace and his fourth hold.

In the Pelletier case, a physical diagnosis was incorrectly challenged by doctors, parents were falsely reported to state authorities for child abuse, and stripped of custody.

Reynolds incorrectly challenges, saying a Djokovic forehand was long when it was in fact on the line.

Many students of hystricognath systematics would likely argue that the unconstrained parsimony analysis of morphological data recovered a topology that incorrectly challenges several well-founded hypotheses of relationships within Hystricognathi, such as a monophyletic Caviomorpha that includes all of the early South American taxa included here [29], [35].

We need to acknowledge our tendency to incorrectly process challenging news and actively push ourselves to hear the bad as well as the good.

Djokovic took a 0-30 lead to start the fourth game of the third set, including a point that Murray stopped to challenge incorrectly.

Mr. Tasini, a labor leader who once successfully sued The Times on behalf of freelance writers, is the politically impractical candidate from the left that many commentators incorrectly imagined Ned Lamont to be when he challenged Mr. Lieberman in Connecticut.

Its authority was challenged in France as late as the 11th century, however, partly because certain doctrinal phrases had been incorrectly translated.

Unbeknownst to the strategists in Washington, Democratic lawyers in Florida challenged absentee overseas ballots as they were being tabulated on Friday, Nov. 17, including military ballots that appeared to be incorrectly postmarked.

William had assumed incorrectly that George would use his marriage to Anne as a means of building a separate power base in Britain, but George never challenged his wife's authority and never strove to accrue influence.

She said the bill took away the community's right "to challenge past decisions that might have been incorrectly made".