Sentence examples for more erroneous from inspiring English sources

But the mauling by Fleetwood is sadly toneless, more erroneous than comic.

It is becoming more erroneous because the United States is losing its grip on sole hegemonic power," she said.

"Nothing could be more erroneous", he says, "than to regard all attempts to make Israeli society an open, liberal and secular society as an attack on Zionist objectives".

Nothing is more erroneous than the notion that, early in the 16th century, Europe was ripe for a reform of the church.

Nothing could be more erroneous.

But my knowledge must be weaker when the reading is more erroneous.

In ordering a stay against Fox's plan, United States District Court Judge Leonard Stark wrote that he was likely to rule that the "no-shop" provision in Fox's contract is enforceable against the Dodgers and that the lower court's opionion was likely "based on one or more clearly erroneous findings of fact".

Thus, the system performance is affected more by erroneous information processing, leading to a waste of resources during the whole block time.

Such findings provide support for the assumption that the 1994 95 response of ever use is more likely erroneous.

Among the mothers, there was no significant correlation between the height and mean reported height, but short women made more frequent erroneous own height assessments and to a larger degree.

Indeed, if a mean of >100 events are acquired for "correct" unique CDR3 sequence reads, at an error rate of 1% more unique erroneous sequences may be present than error-free sequences.