Sentence examples for might be wrongly from inspiring English sources

Data might be wrongly entered or incorrectly filed and never found again.

Commonword's chief executive, Peter Kalu, feared the clubs might be wrongly labelled as centres of iniquity.

That is because the law, seeking to protect the reputations of accountants who might be wrongly accused, and of accounting firms, mandates extensive secrecy.

It's because legal structures around the world continue to be so heavily biased against those who make allegations of sexual violence that their need for justice is always overridden by any notion that someone might be wrongly accused.

Opponents of abortion, including those here who have been most vociferous in their protests of Dr. Tiller and his work, also expressed outrage at the shooting and said they feared that their groups might be wrongly judged by the act.

For instance, objects such as furniture might be wrongly detected as foreground, reconstructed and tracked.

Just as a creature the size of a neuron trapped inside a human head might well be wrongly convinced that there could not be consciousness there, so we too draw the wrong conclusion as we contemplate the China-body system.

Some of these genes might correspond to sex-linked genes with highly diverged X and Y copies that assembled in separate RNA-seq contigs and might therefore be wrongly classified as X-hemizygous, or not be detected as sex-linked at all.

Hippocrates was reluctant to administer drugs and engage in specialized treatment that might prove to be wrongly chosen; generalized therapy followed a generalized diagnosis.

Consult a horse trainer if you're not sure what you might be doing wrongly.

By 1910, however, there was evidence that S Andromeda might have been wrongly identified.