Sentence examples for wrongly caused from inspiring English sources
More precisely while the person damaged can seek help from anyone, she, the victim, has a right to reparation only against the one who wrongly caused her damage.
Our agreement does not imply that we also agree that the Ps cannot demand reparation from the Qs for the damages that the Qs earlier wrongly caused them.
There are plentiful checkpoints, and the rigour of the physics dictated that landing jumps wrongly would cause you to derail and fall off your springs (so you respawned at the last checkpoint).
Always be very careful when handling fire, as using it wrongly could cause major damage to you and/or the environment around you.
Having weathered one diplomatic storm and international incident, Evans and his command soon set sail on another mission that, if handled wrongly, could have caused ill-feeling with the British.
It was wrongly assumed that PMA caused the death of a WHP customer in September 2013.
It was program traders who had sold stocks as futures prices plunged, and a lot of traditional portfolio managers wrongly believed they had caused the debacle.
Vocal-cord injury bears a stigma in the world of opera — it is wrongly thought to be caused invariably by improper technique, though problems can arise with the most technically proficient of singers.
At the time Posttraumatic stress disorder (known as "shell shock" because it was initially wrongly thought to be caused by concussion damage to the membranes of brain) was beginning to be recognised and was admissible in defence – it was classified as a war injury, although there were concerns that soldiers accused of offences tried falsely to claim shell shock as a defence.
Such artificial taxa are results of wrongly used synapomorphic characters caused by homoplastic character evolution and may mislead phylogenetic and taxonomic interpretations.
Examples of organisms wrongly determined to have caused the infection are Nocardia species [ 35, 36, 70, 71, 128, 177] as well as Corynebacterium species [ 74].
