Sentence examples for is erroneous because from inspiring English sources

This idea is erroneous because nonbank financial institutions don't have liabilities that businesses or other financial institutions depend on to meet payrolls, or are otherwise the equivalent of money.

Considering the kidney as insufficient is erroneous because this suggests that it does not work correctly, whereas the opposite is occurring, because the kidney is healthy even in a threatening situation.

Their finding is erroneous because they compared ever-smokers with all never-smokers.

The drug industry's trade group, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association, said in a statement that the AARP conclusions were "erroneous," because consumer drug prices had increased less than 2percentt since Jan . 1

Unfortunately, Botallo's discovery was erroneous, because what he saw in the few samples he examined was in fact the anomalous persistence of a fetal structure.

But such an observation would be erroneous, because the humble 19-year-old's reply betrays no egotistical superiority, merely the self-assurance of someone playing without fear.

The judges said the board's characterization of Sandusky as a Penn State employee at the time those offenses occurred was erroneous because he did not maintain an employer-employee relationship with the university after 1999.

(e) If the initial submission was accurate when made but later turns out to be erroneous because of newly discovered information or advances in technology, a citation normally would not be appropriate if, when the new information became available, the initial submission was promptly corrected.

Manoj Narang, the boss of Tradeworx, a hedge fund with a high-frequency trading business, says he shut off when he "noticed the prices were erroneous", because he knew exchanges would cancel those trades (as they did).How will regulators prevent another sudden lurch downward?

But the resulting classifications can be erroneous because the computer applies tags based on the small sampling.

However, there is increasing evidence that the use of a fixed factor may be erroneous, because the RM to plasma activity concentration ratio (RMPR) is not constant and indeed increases over time [4 6].