Sentence examples for it was erroneously thought from inspiring English sources

Another common pneumonia bug, Hemophilus influenzae, was named a century ago when it was erroneously thought to cause influenza; it is not related to the type of pneumonia caused by flu.

After all, it wouldn't be the first time a Facebook phone was erroneously thought to be taking a dip in the deadpool.

It came about in 2005 and was expanded in 2007 - when U.S. crude oil production was erroneously thought to have peaked.

At one time, consuming gold was erroneously thought to be beneficial for health (and still is, in some circles).

The pugilistic attitude was erroneously thought to be the victim's attempt for self-defence by previous authors [15].

Paragorgia was erroneously thought to be a sister branch to the Coralliidae (Brockman and McFadden 2012; Uda et al. 2013; Figueroa and Baco 2014), but our results clearly show that the sister branch to the Coralliidae is Sibogagorgia.

This is the first report of a historical PVYC isolate that phylogenetically groups with isolates of the C1 subgroup of PVY, which, up to now, was erroneously thought to exclusively contain non-potato isolates.

The hyphen dates back to the Greeks, Houston writes, although Gutenberg is erroneously thought to have invented it, in order to justify the lines of his Bible.

The name Half Day Road is erroneously thought to derive from the tall-tale that prior to the 1900s, it supposedly, and incorrectly took a half day to travel from the Lincolnshire area to Chicago.

The ingredients include risks that are erroneously thought to be vanishingly small, complex technology that isn't fully grasped by either top management or regulators, and tricky relationships among companies that are not sure how much they can count on their partners.

Accumulations of modern elephant remains have been termed "elephants' graveyards", as these sites were erroneously thought to be where old elephants went to die.