Sentence examples for incorrectly trying from inspiring English sources

Dish responded on Friday by asserting that AMC was "incorrectly" trying to tie together "two separate issues".

If not, then you're just looking at the problem incorrectly: try shuffling around the classes.

Blair had incorrectly tried to argue to the foreign affairs committee, which he did give evidence to regarding Libya, that this scheme would cover compensation for any IRA victims.

But Fred Perry, a lawyer from Dix Hills whose office filed 16,000 challenges last year and 20,000 this year, said that the commission had incorrectly tried to dismiss thousands of cases that did merit some form of reduction.

Landing incorrectly while trying this trick can lead to serious injury.

The minutes of the October 28-29 meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee will be released and traders as always will read the tea leaves correctly or incorrectly to try and bet when interest rates will eventually be allowed to rise back up to normal levels.

The problem is not that we don't have a balance – the problem is that work IS our life, and we are trying to incorrectly define the "life" portion as this separate thing for which we have to make time.

Although the move to end the bond buying is widely expected, markets will still be on edge as traders read the language in the Fed's statement and interpret the words correctly or incorrectly as they try to bet on when interest rates will finally be allowed to rise back up to where they would be under normal circumstances.

If you predict incorrectly, you could find yourself trying to catch a falling knife.

Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly said that candidate Carolyn Bourdeaux was trying to force a runoff in her contest.

An article on Monday about Reynold Levy, who is stepping down as president of Lincoln Center, referred incorrectly to the $8 million he is trying to raise for the annual spring gala.