Sentence examples for proved erroneous from inspiring English sources

One of those reports proved erroneous, leaving the other also open to question.

For New Yorkers, the snow in January was something of a near-miss – US National Weather Service warnings of a "potentially historic blizzard" proved erroneous.

They say that during that campaign to oust Iraqi forces from Kuwait, they were manipulated by official versions that later proved erroneous.

There was also evidence that the northern Hayward segment may have ruptured in 1836 but that has since been proved erroneous, he said.

Mr. Karzai has frequently asked the United States military to take greater care with bombing raids on civilian areas and with they intelligence it receives, which has often proved erroneous.

In response, Mr. Fox of HarperCollins said in his letter to the lawyer that the description of the inside trading activities was "based on a reliable source," although upon investigation the accusations proved "erroneous".

On Tuesday night, a reported sighting -- later proven erroneous -- sent investigators and reporters racing into the darkness.

People can almost actively cling to high numbers of dead or hurt despite the fact that those numbers have been proven erroneous.

Another technique such as a discrete cosine transform, used in the widely spread -jpeg standard does not suffer these anomalies but can still prove erroneous at times.

He examined the messier operations of the nineteen-nineties, beginning with the debacle in Somalia, and concluded, "What is certain about the future is that even the best efforts to predict the conditions of future war will prove erroneous.

The site notes that (as with all first response reporting), "it is possible that some of the facts in these articles were proven erroneous when more deliberate research became possible". The information in the site, therefore, should be read as the first impression toward various events affecting Jews that took place throughout the 20th (and now 21st century).