Sentence examples for may have wrongly from inspiring English sources

This would have artificially inflated the possible saving to the consumer, and may have wrongly encouraged some consumers to switch.

Oil and gas companies operating in Australia may have wrongly claimed billions of dollars in tax deductions in recent years, leaving governments underpaid millions of dollars in royalties.

Today we report exclusively on how against a backdrop of outsourcing, the Home Office may have wrongly deported hundreds of Somalis.

The department is using yearly taxable income information from employers, held by the Australian Taxation Office, to track down cases where it may have wrongly paid welfare benefits.

August 12 - The police watchdog admits it may have wrongly led journalists to believe that police shooting victim Mr Duggan fired at officers before he was killed.

Now the FBI is looking into allegations that pro-lottery forces may have wrongly influenced the award of a $500,000 grant for a small-town water system.

Strong evidence suggests that he may have been wrongly put to death.

The home secretary may have been wrongly advised that the medical reports on Pinochet are confidential.

Mr. Peltier may have been wrongly convicted but there is no parallel between his treatment and the Gulag prisoners.

He may have chosen wrongly, but he chose exactly the priorities liberals now insist he ignored — favoring economic recovery over long-term goals.

Despite an ever-accumulating pile of evidence indicating that Mr. Lake may have been wrongly convicted, Governor Spitzer's pardon did not address guilt or innocence.