Sentence examples for may have erroneously from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kennedy, as a Catholic, may have erroneously accepted some pro-choice views as a matter of his conscience.

A second email was sent shortly afterwards, from the same account, which said: "You may have erroneously received an email with a spreadsheet attachment.

This is the second plausible explanation for why these epidemiologic studies may have erroneously perceived a beneficial association of hormone use with heart disease and the clinical trials did not.

While I realize that Mr. Zimmerman may have erroneously thought that Mr. Martin was a threat, this incident illustrates why if one is not under immediate threat, it is best to leave these matters to the police.

Editor's note: Some people coming to this story from Facebook may have erroneously seen a photo of Fox Business anchor Liz Claman.

While the court may have erroneously come to the conclusion that the law is allowable, it certainly does nothing to make this mandate or government takeover of our health care right.

We may otherwise have erroneously concluded in the following RCT that increased PA does not affect clinically relevant outcomes.

The number of shorter reads for the consensus data could be even higher as some consensus sequence ORFs contained X homopolymers at their 3′ end that might have masked a stop codon, which may in turn have erroneously increased the ORF length.

To test whether its role may have been erroneously assigned, we recreated a carb null mutant in two different parent strains AX2 and AX3.

Route or destination curtains, as they are called, are adjusted by train operators or car technicians with a key-like instrument; the ones you saw may have been erroneously rolled into the wrong position, she said.

Indonesian and American aviation authorities have raised the possibility that Flight 610's crash was caused by automated anti-stall software in the Max 8 model that may have been erroneously activated by incorrect flight data.