Sentence examples for wrongly because from inspiring English sources

"Some were posted wrongly because I thought they were better than they actually were, others because I thought they were worse than they actually were".

A. Hiring wrongly because he doesn't feel comfortable in multiple cultures, so for example he will hire only someone who speaks his own language, or selects someone just because they speak their language better.

"We will analyse strongly what we did wrongly because a couple of things need to get better.

In a reflection of Malebranche's influence, Berkeley also argued that some Newtonians wrongly attributed genuine causal powers to ordinary material objects through their use of the concept of impressed force; wrongly, because Berkeley firmly rejected the notion that any body could exert any causal power.

So on Aquinas's view, while humans in their natural state are capable of freely acting wrongly because they see some good in acting that way, in their glorified state in heaven they are unable to sin, for they see no point in sinning and they are not such that their agency can be interfered with by external factors.

"We want to train translators who can speak several languages to help us free people from prison who have been judged wrongly because their lawyers and public prosecutors don't speak their language".

On November 13th José Manuel Barroso, the commission's president, struck a conciliatory note, but suggested that Germany could do more to support domestic demand, which would boost imports, by opening up its services sector.The commission's decision has made many Germans indignant but that is because, wrongly, they regard their surplus as a sign of their exporting virility.

And how many of them were needy families wrongly removed because of bureaucratic error?

It emerged that "Shine" was wrongly nominated because the judges had confused it with another single-word title.

The agency said its own audit uncovered 8,400 immigrants who could have been "wrongly naturalized" because they had criminal records or for other reasons.

Noting that Mr. Graham had been convicted largely on the testimony of one witness, Mr. Marshall held a news conference with 11 people wrongly convicted because of erroneous witness testimony.