Sentence examples for wrongly covered from inspiring English sources

The central question to the mass of lawsuits is causation – can Roundup cause cancer, and has Monsanto wrongly covered up or ignored the risks.

The jury found earlier this month that a British unit of Waters had wrongly used technology covered by a United States patent licensed to a joint venture of the Applera Corporation and MDS, a Canadian concern.

They argue those documents, which support his claim that he was wrongly terminated, are not covered by the court's order.

He also instructed consideration of whether the case had been wrongly expanded to cover all of Arizona, not just Nogales.

Many people must feel the 2015 holiday break could not have arrived soon enough what with terrorism, crazy weather and other events that get covered rightly or wrongly in social media.

Many purchase policies that they wrongly think covers their pets' pre-existing conditions.

Worse, the poll found that 26 percent of residents in the South — 32 percent in Louisiana and Mississippi — wrongly believed that their homeowner's policies covered flood damage caused by a hurricane.

One method we older profs (at least this one) use involves telling our classes that much of what is now covered in class was unknown, wrongly interpreted, or not fully appreciated back when we were undergraduate biology students.

After all, there is no risk of pregnancy (which was my main terror, rightly or wrongly, with my straight children) and we had covered all the bases on sexually transmitted infections, at least in theory.

In January, a Massachusetts court freed a man who had served 33 years for murder after Justice Department officials learned that F.B.I agents had covered up evidence that he and three others had been wrongly convicted to protect the two informants.

They are wrongly being used to cover for teachers for "protracted periods", which deprives children of proper teaching and puts pressure on support staff.