Sentence examples for like an erroneous from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors say Mr. Wiese's version included enough incorrect details, like an erroneous contention that Mr. Volpe was not wearing gloves, to suggest that Mr. Wiese lacked firsthand knowledge of what happened in the bathroom.

Given the fact that the CuO containing cells are at the maximum edge of their light harvesting capabilities, further increasing the Cu O TiO2 ratio by thickening the CuO layer seems like an erroneous approach.

DR. EXNER: Now, I should like you to clear up an erroneous interpretation of this letter of Falkenstein's.

Media captionProfessor Antonio Ereditato of Cern: "An understatement that these are unexpected results" But the group understands that what are known as "systematic errors" could easily make an erroneous result look like a breaking of the ultimate speed limit.

Taken to its logical extreme, this carelessness in spreading and consuming information via Twitter is responsible for stuff like the Owen Van Natta/Plancast Rickroll, which resulted in an erroneous blog post regarding Van Natta's resignation on The Next Web.

The song's breakdown coined the phrase "shake it like a Polaroid picture", a reference to an erroneous technique used by some photographers to expedite instant film.

A Phred-like score of 20 means 1 error per 100 base pairs (p = 10− Q /10), where p is the probability of an erroneous base call and Q is the Phred-like score associated with this base).

"Before May 6, exchanges frequently had transactions like this that were canceled or adjusted because of an erroneous execution price," said David Harris, the exchange's chief executive.

An earlier version of this article carried an erroneous credit.

Despite being suspended from CBS News after airing an erroneous Benghazi report in November, "60 Minute's" Lara Logan was the third most-liked newscaster and the #1 most-liked female anchor.

"It was an erroneous message".