Sentence examples for wrongly forwarded from inspiring English sources

The White House has made the mother of all email gaffes – but have you ever experienced the momentary horror of a wrongly forwarded or replied message?

A further analysis of our results on the E. colinetwork from [ 14] showed that many spuriously detected edges follow the same pattern: TIGRESS discovers edges when in reality the two nodes are siblings, and thus tends to wrongly predict feed-forward loops.

Carrack was also delighted by the story of the Danish politician who came forward to wrongly suggest the piano man was her husband.

It seems incomprehensible that so many people would come forward to wrongly accuse one man, but that's the story that he and his attorney are pitching.

Sixteen passengers and crew were hurt in the January 2011 incident, when the first officer rammed the control stick forward to avoid a U.S. plane he wrongly thought was heading straight toward him.

Officer Maloney said he came forward because he thought Officer Cruz was being wrongly accused of something he saw Officer Kern do.

As many as 10,000 Twitter users reportedly face the threat of legal action because of comments posted on the Internet or forwarded to others in which they referred to a BBC report wrongly linking a former Conservative Party official to the sexual abuse of a child.

Tougher penalties for fraud, more prosecutions, encouraging those who know fraud is taking place to come forward, and making greater efforts to reclaim money that's wrongly paid," the prime minister wrote.

Conversely, the plot-first Lost rip-offs (The Nine, Flash Forward, The Event, etc). didn't last very long because they wrongly believed the audience would immediately become engrossed in the big questions or immediate mysteries.

Fast-forward two millennia, and the world's most widely heard story concerns a proud beast wrongly slaughtered by an ignoble hunter: Cecil the Lion.

We need to move forward and not backward and teach our children we can disagree strongly without disagreeing wrongly.