Sentence examples for wrongly might from inspiring English sources

It could be said that his England role creates an extra incentive for players to join Warwickshire because the assumption, rightly or wrongly, might be that they would have a better chance of realising their international ambitions by going to Edgbaston.

Rightly or wrongly, they might believe that their offspring would fare better in the long term if they grew up in a society that treats all young people the same.

Something Hollywood (wrongly, some might say) perceived to be box-office safe.

Used wrongly, this carrot might become a powerful incentive to lie.

As a result friends and relatives of Milly concluded wrongly that she might still be alive".

The next wrongly accused person might not have an alibi backed up by video and e-mails.

His suggestion that federal aid might wrongly reward "undeserving" homeowners sounded both mean-spirited and economically naïve.

And because Britain deploys conventionally armed Tomahawks, a target country detecting a missile launch might wrongly believe it was under nuclear attack and react accordingly.

Researchers will also begin re-examining the fossil collections in museums to see if any wrongly assigned bones might belong instead to the new lineage, Dr. Krause said.

If viewers could understand the song, they might wrongly assume the language of the lullaby corresponded to the nationality of these homeless people (whose origins I do not know).

Mr Williams-Thomas, who was due to be part of the original Newsnight investigation which was abandoned, admitted he was wary about the involvement of compensation-seeking lawyers, because, he said, people might wrongly begin to question the victims' motives.