Sentence examples for may erroneously believe from inspiring English sources
Some people may erroneously believe that Chambers is Tom or vice versa, but that doesn't mean that the reference of the name changes.
Later, the eyewitness may erroneously believe that the suspect in the news account is the person whom he saw commit the crime.
We find that in nonpartisan elections, the straight-party option decreases voter participation since voters who utilize the straight-ticket option may erroneously believe that they have voted for these nonpartisan offices, or simply ignore them.
Another possibility, Mr. Jacobs said, is that a mortgage holder may erroneously believe that it is exempt from the law as a result of misplaced reliance on some commonly misunderstood exemptions for certain lenders under certain circumstances.
In this instance, students may erroneously believe that, just like the 24-hour clock, periods of Earth's history are also evenly spaced, and fail to make the appropriate analogy between relative magnitudes of time between events.
The document says that investigators may "erroneously believe" they have a full picture of text communications on an intercepted device, when in actuality iMessages slip under the radar.
They have no serious plan to fix the health care system but this summit's optics may have led people to erroneously believe they do.
This may lead to the reader to erroneously believe that the measurements of GXM in urine, serum, and plasma obtained by the 2 different methods are comparable, when in fact, they may not be because a change in the scale of measurement will not affect the correlation but may have a drastic effect on the agreement between 2 methods.
In addition, enrolment in prevention trials may be hazardous and harmful if participants erroneously believe experimental interventions will necessarily prevent disease.
Some people erroneously believe that earwigs burrow into people's ears; that is mostly a myth, although earwigs may crawl into ears and some can bite, as other insects do.
Studies also reveal that most physicians erroneously believe the representatives do not influence prescribing habits.
