Sentence examples for mistakenly concluded from inspiring English sources

It notes that some people "mistakenly" concluded from its data that it "did not complete an annual audit.

It mistakenly concluded that his counsel's failure was not that bad because, Justice Sotomayor wrote, "the court misunderstood the purpose of mitigation evidence".

But Mr. Clinton may have mistakenly concluded that an increase in support for gay rights meant that people would support homosexuals in the military.

Another missed deadline cost her several thousand dollars in aid in her senior year, and Emory mistakenly concluded that Mrs. Lady had made a $70,000 down payment on a house.

Raoul actually loves Valentine, but having mistakenly concluded that she is the mistress of the Comte de Nevers after seeing them together, he publicly rejects her before a stunned assemblage of Catholics and Protestants.

Mr. Wallison said he believed the review board had mistakenly concluded that Mr. Reagan was supporting Mr. McFarlane's position when he gave the panel a copy of Mr. McFarlane's testimony before a Congressional committee with parts of the testimony underlined.

There are other reasons that researchers may mistakenly conclude that placebos are as effective as antidepressants.

(Hearing, Sept. 11, 1997). As a result, potential or actual customers might mistakenly conclude that ICBP has purchased the Green Products corporation, or that Green Products has merged with ICBP.

It is very easy to mistakenly conclude that an off-axis source is extended or has several components, even with a large number of counts.

Perhaps we all look at the rapid growth of the Internet and mistakenly conclude that it will mean rapid growth in corporate earnings.

The ordering of the sentiments in this movie is so elementary that one might mistakenly conclude that the men of World War II weren't very smart.