Sentence examples for many erroneous from inspiring English sources

"You had so many erroneous alarms that people just ignored them or unplugged them.

"They've produced as many erroneous reports as they have real scoops".

John Paul told believers that the document was "close to my heart" but that it had received "many erroneous interpretations".

Lesser said in her note that "contrary to many erroneous reports, this is not a 'six strikes and you're out' system".

The role of the tall totem poles from this area has not been well understood by non-Indians, and many erroneous accounts have been published as to their purpose and meaning.

The genre built uneasy men into heroes; it ignored women (the wife in both versions of "High Noon" is a stiff, not a real point of view); it nearly eliminated American Indians; and it laid down many erroneous ideas about how a new nation evolved west of the Mississippi.

The 2007 report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was viewed by many as erroneous and needlessly alarmist, forcing its parent body, the United Nations, to call for a review.

Using single end sequencing here, many residual erroneous sequences were nevertheless present.

This clear-cut result enables us to propose a simple rule that can flag many thousand erroneous gene length predictions to facilitate automatic annotation.

Again, this case has helped many reporters fight erroneous section 11 orders.

Mr. O'Keefe went on to criticize the news coverage of the episode, calling it "journalistic malpractice" in many cases, including erroneous reports that he had been accused of wiretapping, and defended his undercover, participatory technique.