Sentence examples for the wrong label from inspiring English sources

Who can forget the stories of clubgoers turned away because they were wearing the wrong label on their behinds?

The wrong label is likely to produce the wrong tactics and ultimately produce unintended negative consequences, as in Afghanistan and Iraq.

"A lot of the time it's being missed, or people call it Parkinson's disease or depression or getting old, and some people are just residing in care homes with the wrong label of dementia".

Testing out a random single on the store turntable, he discerned in a few seconds that it had the wrong label: it wasn't "Good Morning Dub," he said, but rather U-Roy's "Music Addict," from around 1987, itself a response to Horace Ferguson's "Sensi Addict".

Yet the man who created it believes that is the wrong label.

Yeah, it turns out there was a little mix-up at Nielsen central and a column got the wrong label, or something like that anyway.

We are deluged by emails complaining about how the calculator puts you in the wrong class, with the wrong labels.

The second aspect we analyzed was the inclusion of wrong labels into the patient response data.

Using a data-pruning strategy, we found good evidence that, as already remarked by Ray et al. [1], the dataset indeed had "suspicious" training samples, that could have the wrong diagnosis label or did not characterise their classes well due to other clinical factors.

Respondents divided errors into two different categories (G12): first, the wrong diagnostic label consisting of a diagnosis that's wrong or proven to be wrong by yourself or someone else at a later date (G3) and second, delayed diagnosis described as missed the boat you should have done something but you didn't (G2).

He bought their entire stock, to find to Macy's chagrin, that it was salted, with wrong label.