Sentence examples for wrongly assumed to be from inspiring English sources

He was often wrongly assumed to be playing the valve trombone, which allows easier articulation than the slide trombone.

Libraries are often wrongly assumed to be "non-statutory", but councils are legally obliged to provide a comprehensive and efficient library service.

In the runup to the mephedrone ban, it was wrongly assumed to be behind the deaths of two teenagers in Scunthorpe.

When European settlers began sending North American turkeys back to Europe in the early 1500s, the two birds were wrongly assumed to be related and as a result the name turkey came to be reapplied despite the geographical mix up.

'Autocratic' policy-making is often wrongly assumed to be so centralized as to not leave any room for contestation, negotiation, and lobbying.

As discussed earlier, a decreased renal blood flow and oxygen supply were wrongly assumed to be the main instigators of SAKI [8, 77].

It's a pair the narrator spots in the gallery, and wrongly assumes to be a film professor and student, who turn out to be the protagonists.

Will, whom her parents wrongly assume to be the father, stows away on the truck, intending to confront her, elicit her confession and clear his name once they reach their destination.

Water samples taken from the water surface in partly flooded shafts are often wrongly assumed to represent the water quality existing throughout the entire water column.

The values have implications for the calculation of absolute ETRs in lichens, which in the past have wrongly been assumed to be similar to those of higher plants (Bartak et al., 2000; Hajek et al., 2001).

When the cost of managing those wrongly diagnosed was assumed to be £25.50, using the Edinburgh postnatal depression scale with a cut point of 10 seemed borderline cost effective with an incremental cost effectiveness ratio of £29 186 per additional QALY.