Sentence examples for incorrectly changing from inspiring English sources

When his coach, Gerard Kemkers, caught up to him during his warm-down lap, he palmed his head and delivered the bad news: Kramer was disqualified for incorrectly changing lanes with eight laps remaining in the 10,000-meter race.

The certification process found that results from 131 of 1,774 precincts had been recorded incorrectly, changing an eight-vote lead for Mr. Romney into a 34-vote lead for Mr. Santorum, according to the party.

More than six million Dutch television viewers watched in disbelief on Tuesday as Kramer cruised to an Olympic record and an apparent victory in the 25-lap race only to be disqualified for incorrectly changing lanes.

It was further Olympic disappointment for 27-year-old Kramer, who was unable to make amends for Vancouver 2010 where he was stripped of gold after incorrectly changing lanes.

Your body is very forgiving, even if you have a long habit of walking incorrectly, but changing your walking style, relief comes quickly.

No diagnosis was incorrectly changed.

Changing settings incorrectly can lead to system or hardware failure.

If chronic pain is seen as being temporally related to a painful stimulus that should resolve with treatment of that stimulus, if addiction is seen as a choice and non-compliance viewed as a psychological or biological factor, then we incorrectly focus our energies on changing the patient.

The manuscript itself is remarkably clean, typed on a Royal portable with just a few handwritten corrections fixing a typo, adding a word or changing a "that" to a "which," often incorrectly.

Correction: August 24, 2003, Sunday Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about the changing role of Wall Street analysts referred incorrectly to Regulation FD, a rule that bars the selective release of important corporate information.

This will be hailed, correctly, as a welcome event and, incorrectly, as a sign that the Chinese economy is changing.