Sentence examples for linked to the wrong from inspiring English sources

It originally linked to the wrong Matthew Hunter Standpoint essay.

This blog was amended on 27 October – we had originally linked to the wrong David Davis.

Here they are in yet another happy snap (Gani has linked to the wrong "Dan" in this tweet, by the way).

I understand how text messages back and forth can get out of order, but not how the wrong answer can be linked to the wrong question in ChaCha's own database.

Correction: An earlier version of this story misidentified the state Rep. Brad Ashford represents and linked to the wrong Twitter account for Rep. Patrick Murphy. .

This study did not assess specificity, which is the ability of linkage to show that participants with no hospitalisations are correctly identified as such, or that participants are not linked to the wrong record.

There will be no new Zune announcement in June, apparently that was just a mix up on Microsoft's part linking to the wrong Twitter account.

If one of the candidate target genes is tested with negative results, this could mean either that the candidate SNP is not really linked to the disease, that the wrong assay was used, or that the wrong candidate gene was assayed.

Due to the random nature of the investigated object, the use of any rule was inevitably linked to the possibility of wrong decisions.

They also searched an address in Charlton, south-east London, believed to be linked to the suspect, where they recovered Wrong War.

Organized by David Quiles Guillo, the founder and director of the Sao Paolo-based independent creative organization ROJO, The Wrong Biennial features a massive amount of digital work, culled together by 30 curators and housed in online pavilions that take the form of standalone websites linked to from The Wrong's main page.