Sentence examples for wrong category from inspiring English sources

We cannot be held responsible for entries that are entered into the wrong category.

"The data was mistakenly captured in the wrong category and is now in the right category," Ms. Robboy said.

Mr Wolff and his co-authors find that the probability that any country is in the wrong category is as high as 45%.

A theater entry in the Listings pages on Friday about "Suicide, Incorporated," at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theater on West 46th Street, was under the wrong category.

But the name, HTLV-3, placed it in the wrong category, and the incorrect classification caused confusion until the agent was correctly identified as H.I.V. Discoveries of AIDS and H.I.V. were greatly aided by newly developed laboratory tests.

Commenting on the 8Asians blog site, Yu888 wrote: "While clearly in the wrong category, I must admit I am more amused at the stupidity and less angry at the fact that it probably reflects the prevalent attitudes of many in the sports media industry.

Finally, the fallacy that Aristotle calls form of expression exploits the kind of ambiguity made possible by what we have come to call category mistakes, in this case, fitting words to the wrong categories.

The genes which have putative mispredicted start codons (the genes with a 5'-end extension from wrong categories i), v) and from misannotated divergent overlaps group) had alternative start codons (AUG, GUG or UUG) downstream in the sequence.

In the celebrities-gone-wrong category, Britney Spears was the subject of the most searches, followed by her pal Paris Hilton.

During the Fifth Avenue Mile road race in 2009, a police officer asked him if he was in the wrong gender category.

When he's discharged from hospital after his breeze-block-related head injury, he decides he's in the wrong consumer category, so sells his house for £10,000 and buys two months in a prison converted into luxury flats.