Sentence examples for was wrongly deemed from inspiring English sources
He and Raina steadied, then they timed their attack, though Bangladesh can have reason to feel aggrieved after Rohit survived being caught on the leg-side boundary when on 90 because a Rubel full-toss was wrongly deemed too high.
Second, intra-urban differences in health status have been largely neglected in India over recent decades, because the urban health care infrastructure was wrongly deemed to be adequate, with the focus being directed onto rural areas (21, 16).
In the first instance, the patients could have been wrongly deemed eligible, or ineligible, and in the second instance, patients with specific characteristics could be systematically refusing to participate or dropping out, or conversely, patients with specific characteristics could be systematically agreeing to participate.
In our dataset there may be underreporting of co-infection death on death certificates if infectious disease was undetected, wrongly deemed not to have contributed to death, or were not reported using multiple codes.
"Ultimately, drug policy and exploring more effective ways of reducing harms is an issue wrongly deemed by Parliament as being unimportant to the electorate," says Eastwood.
Sometimes an error is (rightly or wrongly) deemed too insignificant to warrant correction.
I was wrongly ejected from the flight".
Briggs' tribe was wrongly cited.
The spittoon was wrongly catalogued twice.
"Everything was wrongly predicted," explains Habs.
