Sentence examples for which initially mischaracterized from inspiring English sources

The Times Company, which initially mischaracterized the mishap as spam, apologized for sending the e-mail.

Correction: This post initially mischaracterized Liberman's marriage, and has been updated.

Deutsche shares, which initially jumped 4%, ended almost 1% higher.

Consumer groups, which initially had qualms, eventually supported the bid.

The clash over improper questioning began when Mr. Hardin asked Mr. Bass during cross-examination whether the original memos, which mischaracterized advice the auditor had provided, was destroyed or preserved.

The NAS committee and other experts came to this conclusion based on a comprehensive review of the science in the field, not based entirely on an individual study, which has been mischaracterized by Ginsberg and Rice.

This might be due to the fact that our inflammatory construct was limited in this analysis and importantly did not include TNF-α, which likely mischaracterizes any true causal inflammatory intermediates.

In addition, the report cherry picks information from documents, which mischaracterizes GlaxoSmithKline's comprehensive efforts to research Avandia and communicate those findings to regulators, physicians and patients.

Each one is an entry about Lee's life, her thoughts on intimacy, and her studies of a character which people often mischaracterize as a hypersexual self-portrait.

The accident in which he initially hurt his shoulder.

Behavioral therapies, even those which work initially, often fail.