Sentence examples for information wrongly from inspiring English sources

The information wrongly suggested that Corporal Tillman, a professional football player whose decision to enlist in the Army after the Sept. 11 attacks drew national attention, had been killed by enemy fire.

The reconstruction of overlapping partials causes that there is no information wrongly assigned to the separated sources using this technique, except the existing interference in the set of isolated partials.

"What good does it do me to get the 20-basis-point gain if that runs the risk of using the information wrongly?" says the 57-year-old chief executive, clearly irked.

The entire purpose of HIPAA in a nutshell is to protect patients from having their health information wrongly distributed either verbally, on paper or electronically to either a person who does not have permission or the worse kind, through a data breach.

Discussing both topics prevents patients from interpreting information wrongly, and will help them develop realistic expectations on the possible benefit of treatment.

The report said that the second case involved accusations from a naturalized citizen of Lebanese descent that the F.B.I. had invaded his home based on false information and wrongly accused him of possessing an AK-47 rifle.

The government, says Mr Coffee, will probably go after Enron's former chief financial officer, Andrew Fastow, who has already been blamed, in a special report prepared by Enron's board in February, for withholding crucial information and wrongly reaping multi-million-dollar rewards.

However, if some of users' information is wrongly detected, then the estimated MAI increases the interference power resulting in degraded BER performance for desired user.

A Dutch Muslim umbrella group, the Contact Body for Muslims and the Government (CMO), accused the Party for the Animals of leading an "emotional" campaign based on misleading information which "wrongly created the impression that Muslim and Jewish methods of slaughter are barbaric and outdated".

For instance, repeated covert scanning of multiple locations might be necessary to verify the success of the encoding process and to eliminate irrelevant information if wrongly encoded (Nasr et al., 2008).

There is no guarantee that China, the US or any other government will not use the information falsely or wrongly.