Sentence examples for wrongly acquired from inspiring English sources

Hours before the sale yesterday the estate, which has been criticised for trying to profit from King's papers, issued a statement condemning the auction and saying that it believed the documents had been "wrongly acquired" by Belafonte.

(A note on the presumed offensiveness of this Yiddish term for a non-Jewish woman: the way I heard it used growing up, the term merely suggests forbiddenness: offense was intended not toward the Gentile woman but toward the Jewish man who got involved with her, just as "loot" suggests wealth wrongly acquired — it disparages the thief. Different families may have different experiences).

The support estimation does not flood us with many FAs which is beneficial for the RFID protocols because it reduces the overhead of the reader-to-tag communication (the protocols do not have to deal with wrongly acquired tags).

In-depth study of this phenomenon after licensing must be carried out to confirm the results of Rowden and Watson [53] which show how novice riders tend to engage in risky situations, believing wrongly that they have acquired the skills to master such situations.

Patients with mixed infection may thus wrongly be diagnosed with acquired drug resistance [ 41].

The options are far more varied than I'd imagined when I'd wrongly assumed that acquiring one would be the same as taking early retirement from life.

Derrick Hamilton never went to law school, but prisoners across New York State have heard about his formidable legal skills, which he acquired while he was wrongly imprisoned for murder for more than two decades, reading law books and fighting to get himself and other inmates set free.

If the strain that causes re-infection is resistant to TB drugs this may wrongly lead to the conclusion that the patient acquired drug resistance.

They may instead be much faster evolving paralogues that evolved within Methanosarcinales from the group II genes originally acquired from Chlorobiales and therefore be wrongly placed on the tree.

Moreover, to reduce potential sources of false negative due to overestimation of residual tumor, a comparative evaluation with ADC maps is mandatory when areas of necrosis are identified and can be wrongly included in tumor being recognised like bright areas on images acquired with high b-values (≥ b-800) due to the "T2 shine effect" [ 29].

Amongst the most notable paintings were Caravaggio's Boy Bitten by a Lizard (wrongly attributed to Guercino in the catalogue) which the National Gallery in London acquired in 1986, and Nicolas Poussin's The Choice of Hercules which was purchased at the sale by Henry Hoare for Stourhead, his house in Wiltshire, where it still hangs.