Sentence examples for mistakenly established from inspiring English sources
"Southern poverty cooking was mistakenly established as the single and universal African-American cuisine," said Leni Sorensen, a researcher at Monticello outside Charlottesville, Va., specializing in African-American history.
Mr. Smith addressed many of the issues of concern to his hosts during a workshop for all the show's producers, where such things as how to improve the number of female contestants and what to do if a wrong answer is mistakenly established as the correct answer were addressed.
As Sozin's Comet arrives, Aang confronts Ozai, but finds himself in a losing battle until Ozai mistakenly re-establishes Aang's connection to the Avatar State.
The court concluded it was "established beyond reasonable doubt" that Abu Zubaydah, a Guantánamo detainee the US mistakenly believed to be a senior member of al-Qaida, was flown from a secret site in Thailand to another CIA prison in Stare Kiejkuty in northern Poland.
Initially, the source of CT was mistakenly thought to be the parathyroid gland, but a thyroid origin was subsequently established [ 3, 4].
Police later established she was a suicide bomber sent by Dagestani militants to attack the capital and who had mistakenly activated the device.
He also established the first DNA review project in the Northeast to re-examine old cases with an eye toward exonerating felons who may have been mistakenly convicted.
But what really kept me afloat was the one thing I had mistakenly believed I could do without: the loving care that flows freely among female strangers even in short-term groups like this one, established within minutes and disbanded just as quickly, only to re-form with a whole new cast in the next waiting room, and the next.
Moreover, any voting machine purchased in part with federal funds would have to comply with technical standards established by the government and must permit voters to correct ballots that would otherwise fail to register a vote or mistakenly register more than one, thus doing away with the infamous categories of undervotes and overvotes.
He argues that the latter mistakenly blur the distinction between establishing the legitimacy of the authority of a particular state and establishing that its political authority is morally justified.
