Sentence examples for wrongly lost from inspiring English sources

Last week, the health watchdog, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, said GPs had wrongly "lost confidence" in the drug.

Only about 5percentt of recipients had responded as of June 2012 -- unbelievably low considering a borrower who wrongly lost their home could receive up to $125,000.

The MTA lost $260 million over three years to state government "raids", resulting in bus riders wrongly losing 32 local and express routes and 570 bus stops!

Our justice system is flawed; it needs help and those who may become embroiled in it and may (wrongly) lose their liberty need help.

Mr. Dillner said he respected Mr. Theisen's directing abilities tremendously and suggested that the local performers were upset because without Mr. Theisen, they wrongly feared losing opportunities at the Skylight.

You might have expected Whitehall's security machine to be in the frame for its spectacular incompetence in spying on the two killers: from filling out surveillance applications wrongly and losing one suspect's house number, to closing down the surveillance of another – just as the pair were preparing the Woolwich attack.

"Rightly or wrongly Julia has lost the trust of the Australian people," Rudd said on Friday.

They seem to think (wrongly) that it lost us the election.

"Rightly or wrongly, Julia has lost the trust of the Australian people, and starting on Monday I will start restoring that trust.

Given the relatively low fold sequence coverage, some variants might have been wrongly called and lost, respectively.

Financed by the United Way and focused on the Dyckman job center, the city welfare office serving Washington Heights and Inwood, the study found that of the 174 families who reported having problems with their welfare benefits, 93percentt either were wrongly denied benefits when they applied or lost their benefits wrongly.