Sentence examples for may be wrongly from inspiring English sources

There are a number of reasons why a woman such as Josephine may be wrongly refused asylum.

Some of the work attributed to him is unpublished and some of it may be wrongly attributed to him.

The state's Division of Public Defender Services announced Monday that early next year it would begin looking at the cases of those who may be wrongly imprisoned.

"Accurate diagnosis of asthma has been a significant problem, which means that people may be wrongly diagnosed or cases might be missed in others.

Courts must be especially careful reviewing statutes of this sort because of the danger that freedom of expression may be wrongly curtailed.

There's been some thoughtful analysis given to how much Westerners may be wrongly framing Mr. Souleyman — othering him, fetishizing his music's rawness.

The lack of diagnostic studies in primary care populations and the methodological concerns from previous studies conducted in secondary care settings mean the accuracy of clinical tests for identifying ACJ pain and pathology in the primary care population is unknown and previous results may be incorrectly interpreted or wrongly applied.

Therefore, an occupied RB by a macro-BS may also be wrongly considered idle by the femto-BSs.

Therefore, an occupied RB by a macro-BS may also be wrongly considered idle by the femto-BSs, causing collision between the two networks.

This, however, leaves the theory underpinning the research in limbo, and unresolved theoretical dilemmas may either be wrongly simplified, or remain hidden each with potentially grave implications for implementation.

Some of these traits may be used wrongly, but when put into the correct hands, these traits can do great things.