Sentence examples for that was erroneous from inspiring English sources

[Updated]: A previous version of this story featured a title for the exhibition provided by a press release that was erroneous.

(Note: I had previously stated McCain had joined in April. That was erroneous. He joined the board in February and was ratified for a full-term in April).

"They're not bogged down in any way, that's erroneous propaganda".

For such applications it may be difficult to distinguish between results that are correct but differ because of numerical discrepancies, and results that are erroneous.

That leaves the majority of the difference unexplained, which could be attributable to individual contrasts between twins' experiences, randomness or data that is erroneous or incomplete.

"The delays have been largely the product of lawsuits filed by Republicans that are erroneous, legal opinions from the secretary of state," he said.

One goal, of course, was to cut the budget, although proponents of the amendment also argue that the Web site might include information that is erroneous and damaging to the businesses that sell children's products.

The most common mistakes, said Martin Connor, an election lawyer who is not working on the comptroller's race, include information that is altered without proper attribution, signature counts that are erroneous and incorrect dates.

No: The losses stemmed from the original assumptions about warranty expense that were erroneous from the outset.

He stresses that all other teachings, including those that are erroneous or even regarded as "religious innovations" (singl. bid'a), should be tolerated.

Indeed, the need for a power to overrule only arises if earlier decisions are binding even when mistaken, since later courts could otherwise simply disregard decisions that were erroneous.