Sentence examples for was wrongly placed from inspiring English sources

Müller and von Arx ([1962]) also pointed out that Microthyriella hibisci, did not follow the type of Microthyriella and was wrongly placed in that genus.

In reviewing the published literature, Victorian botanical liaison officer Jim Willis was aware of Rolf Singer's placing of Pleurotus olearius into the genus Omphalotus, but stopped short of transferring the ghost fungus across, even though he conceded it was wrongly placed in Pleurotus.

The lawyer wrote that the attorney general's office was wrongly placing blame for the collapse of the market by going after companies like Schwab instead of underwriters that had withdrawn support and stopped bidding at the auctions.

Lawyers with the American Civil Liberties Union, who sued the government earlier this year on behalf of passengers who said they were wrongly placed on no-fly lists, cautiously welcomed the change.

The second conclusion, that there are many children in mainstream schools who are wrongly placed and should be educated in special schools instead, is central to the perennial inclusion debate.

Children were wrongly placed in the program in large part because the insurance plans that participate did not steer families into Medicaid even when it was clear they belonged there, insurance company executives and advocates for the families said.

While these students have severe needs – many have conditions such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) – and require a specialised setting, I can't help but think they are wrongly placed with us.

The warning created concern that Chairman C. Michael Armstrong's focus on cable television is wrongly placed.

Over the last two decades, however, it has become apparent that the study of Autrecourt's thought has been wrongly placed in the larger context of the battle against Ockhamism at the University of Paris in the years 1339-1347.

"We were wrongly placed on the list," he told reporters.

At least 20,000 people were wrongly placed on the list, according to The Dallas Morning News.