Sentence examples for only wrongly from inspiring English sources

The Paulson plan is not only wrongly focused, it also asks too much of tax payers.

Some baseball people might only (wrongly) consider him to be the dispenser of hard Yankee cash, a fair amount of it spent unwisely.

In a 1980 article in The Musical Times, George Hauger commented that those critics not only underrated Offenbach, but wrongly supposed that his music would soon be forgotten.

Withheld in only two patients with no contraindications but wrongly administered in two patients with contraindication.

Same-sex military spouses are not only being wrongly excluded from some private military spouse clubs but are also being excluded by the DoD itself when it comes to many vital benefits and support services that they need.

There are a number of ways to write a prescription wrongly but only one or two ways to commit a drug error.

An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.

But I believe that a page documenting my evidence is hardly unwarranted because every book and article written about him during his life and in the 25 years since his death only speculated, and wrongly, about his true age.

In recent weeks, only Facebook – accused wrongly by the Sunday Times of reading your text messages (the company insists it's doing no such thing; the capability in its app is for a future mobile payment service) – has emerged without immediate criticism.

In this way, we obtain efficient identification cycles (see [12 14]) that feature only very few wrongly enquired tags.

Peter Pawlett also rounded the keeper and looked set to fire Aberdeen in front only to be wrongly flagged offside.