Sentence examples for incorrectly credited from inspiring English sources

An earlier version this post incorrectly credited a tweet citing American leadership in the Paris agreement.

The cartoon on page 43 of the April 27th issue was incorrectly credited; the artist was Karen Sneider.

The illustration on page 30 of the December 22nd & 29th issue was incorrectly credited; the artist was Victor Marchand Kerlow.

CORRECTION: The cartoon on page 43 of the April 27th issue was incorrectly credited; the artist was Karen Sneider.

This article was amended on 24 May 2016 as it incorrectly credited the article to the Associated Press.

In 1988, she was charged with larceny after a bank incorrectly credited her account with $111,000.

Mr. Silver and Ms. Weinshall said the city was incorrectly crediting itself in that total with $60 million that the Federal Emergency Management Agency had earmarked for Fiterman Hall.

Ryan Bestford asks: "Why hasn't the officer been arrested yet?" News of the video has been picked up by media across the world, including Paris Match, the Huffington Post [which incorrectly credits the Times with the story] and the Melbourne Herald Sun.

The picture was also credited incorrectly.

Correction: November 5, 2001, Monday Three pictures on Saturday with an article about relations between ethnic groups in Afghanistan carried erroneous captions in some editions, and two were also credited incorrectly.

Project Moonbase (1953) is frequently credited (incorrectly) as the first film to depict a female president, but it may be the first science fiction tale in which the female president is a minor character, both taking for granted and marginalising the idea.