Sentence examples for incorrectly thought that from inspiring English sources
According to a survey from Ernst & Young, one-third of chief technology officers incorrectly thought that their companies were covered for damages from attacks on computers by their regular property and casualty policies.
Fielder Praveen Kumar incorrectly thought that Morgan's clip through the leg side had gone for four, however the ball failed to reach the boundary.
The settlers incorrectly thought that the Noongar were nomads who had no claim to the land over which they roamed.
We found that HIV-specific knowledge was high, likely due to Thailand's national initiatives to prevent HIV infection.[34] Nevertheless, a surprisingly large number of patients incorrectly thought that mosquito bites and sharing a meal could transmit HIV and that all HIV patients must look sick.
Approximately half of respondents incorrectly thought that consent needed to be verbally agreed, with this belief being more likely among women.
More than 20% of the respondents incorrectly thought that Guangdong had reported H7N9 human cases at the time of the survey.
And if readers incorrectly think that editorial positions make for biased reporters, that misconception is no reason to dump editorials about policies or candidates.
Many women incorrectly think that their personal risk of a breast cancer diagnosis is higher than it really is - thus I encourage them to go on-line and enter information into a "risk calculator".
Because the contract was permanently printed, many people also incorrectly think that the terms are not negotiable.
Glasgow later testified that Prysby told him testing would be sufficient, while the state auditor general later reported that Busch had incorrectly thought such a routine would be appropriate for determining whether a corrosion control program was required.
Mr. Mottola of the Long Island Board of Realtors added, "When someone is saying there is a conflict of interest, they are saying that someone else is probably going to run an office incorrectly and I don't think that is necessarily so".
