Sentence examples for reported wrongly from inspiring English sources

Like Giffords, Brady was first reported wrongly to be dead.

Thai newspapers hailed the ruling as a victory and reported, wrongly, that the plane had been released.

At one point Israel's ambassador was reported (wrongly, he later claimed) to have spoken of a "tectonic" change in American policy.

The suit further claims that a medical staffer did take Sabeghi's blood pressure but reported, wrongly, that he was a diabetic and alcoholic and sought no further treatment for him.

Ever since it was reported, wrongly, that her school was to give all its pupils English as a foreign language (Tefl) lessons, her phone has been ringing off the hook.

The BBC reported, wrongly, that Sunil was the inspiration for Animal in my novel Animal's People, but Animal certainly benefited from Sunil's courage, sense of humour and ability to live on 4 rupees (£0.05) a day.

Samsung is holding a press conference in three days to explain the defect in the Galaxy Note 7 that forced the product's recall, but already it is being reported that wrongly sized batteries were what made some units combust.

The latter, Seara reported, was wrongly accused of a bomb attack on the Diocese of Hajdúdorog, when the act was more likely attributable to the revolutionist Ilie Cătărău.

Despite this powerful evidence, a recent FAO report wrongly concludes that the variability in the reported responses to fishing disturbance mean that no firm conclusion as to the effects of fishing disturbance can be made.

"A report wrongly claimed a family was interrogated as potential terrorists due to a spelling error in a boy's homework," he said.

In a background note – released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) last night – the UN group said its 2007 report wrongly stated that 55% of the Netherlands lies below sea level.