Sentence examples for though erroneous from inspiring English sources

However, the column made a common, though erroneous, link between correlation and causation by referring to "those vowing to 'explain' the world empirically" and to "high-minded empiricism".

One persistent, though erroneous, claim was that, in 1988, he helped plant the bomb that blew up Pan Am Flight 103.

Despite those ingredients, the premise never really has a chance, at least in the pilot, because although the script seems to have a specific (though erroneous) idea of what constitutes a suburban teenager, it doesn't bother to delineate Tessa's contrasting persona.

There is a widespread though erroneous belief that it is statutory for "all ranks to salute a bearer of the Victoria Cross".

Though the erroneous trades were cut off within 45 minutes, the loss threatened the life of the 17-year-old trading firm.

Though the erroneous name was only on the screen for a second, people definitely noticed.

We cannot say this finding is clearly erroneous though we might have viewed the evidence more generously.

The judges affirmed the decision by Judge Michael Duffy of Federal District that the system discriminated because it was "not clearly erroneous," though they said it was "certainly disputable".

Illingworth, though, had been erroneous in his judgment: replays showed that a significant portion of the bowler's heel was behind the line.

Differences in performance may potentially affect activation maps though contamination by erroneous responses [39], making the interpretation of findings difficult.

Similarly, the SNP array manufacturer's [ 24] diallelic calls, CC for NA10851 and GG for NA18959, were erroneous though consistent with what was expected given their two-copy assumption.