Sentence examples for incorrectly use from inspiring English sources

Wolfcave, an Oregon-based trans woman and close friend of Pines, said that when the police and the media incorrectly use "he" pronouns for the women and refer to them by the names on their legal documents, it is deeply hurtful to the trans community.

Because ventilators were distributed in different departments and some operators were lack of systematically training, incorrectly use caused rather more complications and lower success rate, and reduced the confidence of staff and patient family in MV application.

"It's unfortunate that some tried to incorrectly use this noble program to protect other wasteful and duplicative spending".

People incorrectly use the word psychedelic to describe all kinds of things, but it's perfect to define what Scott Hardkiss infused into dance music.

Often strangers incorrectly use the word "real" instead of "biological" in their questioning; however, it's inappropriate to demand that a family prove their authenticity.

For instance, as psychologist David Ley argues in his book The Myth of Sex Addiction, when we incorrectly use the "addiction" label for behaviors like this, it effectively absolves people of personal responsibility.

The author of "Great Pies and Tarts" and "Great Cakes" (both published by Clarkson Potter) told us that most people measure their baking flour incorrectly, using a liquid measuring cup instead of a dry scoop.

For instance, he said, one problem incorrectly used parentheses instead of braces to enclose a set of numbers.

It has developed a new FICO Medication Adherence Score that it says can predict which patients are at highest risk for skipping or incorrectly using prescription medications.

Actually, what Mr. Romney said was "hoot-spa," with "hoot" correctly rhyming with "foot," but with a hard H incorrectly used at the start.

The term pedal tone, which properly refers to the fundamental note in brass instruments, is sometimes incorrectly used for pedal point.