Sentence examples for wrong timeline from inspiring English sources

Update: Wired had the wrong timeline on its initial graphic.

Creators suggest the single time line Ruka was male, is the anomaly specific to Ruka alone, suggesting Ruka could have possibly been in the incorrect timeline compared to the others, thus the concept of changing the mothers diet from meat to vegetables having no scientific support that it can alter a fetus' sex outcome in any way confirms, Ruka was in the wrong timeline from the beginning.

On Friday afternoon, CNN corrected its story, acknowledging that it had got the timeline wrong, and that it couldn't stand by the implication.

He can be faulted for getting the timeline wrong in a way that dismissed the Clinton years — the Republicans' "party of ideas" claim is at least thirty years old — but his basic point has long been a commonplace among Democrats.

Carson claimed the privilege of speaking, since he'd been mentioned — a debate rule that encourages volleying — and used it to say, firmly, that Cruz had the "timeline" wrong.

But Gustin had the timeline wrong: he was under the impression that Colorado and Utah play each other this week.

The lack of a "star" horse to market has also been blamed, although those who cite Sea The Stars as last year's Derby attraction are getting their timelines wrong: beforehand, he was billed as a Guineas winner with stamina doubts and wasn't even the favourite.

The gist of his argument is that the analogies relating crypto as an industry to the Internet may work, but most people have their timelines wrong: Crypto isn't like the Internet in the 90s, perhaps.

"Other doctors say Dr Murray messed up medically and his timeline is wrong.

However, he was adamant that the timeline was wrong, that Abu Zubaydah was being tortured well in advance of August 31 , 2002-- the date established in the 9/11 Report as when waterboarding began.

The Amazon Cloud Player is coming out at precisely the wrong time in the great timeline of cellphone computing.