Sentence examples for wrongly over from inspiring English sources

France is weak, German voters, their bankers and their tabloids, are already angry (wrongly) over the ECB's quantitative easing (QE) programme to ease recession.

Already under pressure, rightly or wrongly, over the perception that West Ham were gifted the stadium at the expense of taxpayers, the first few months in their new home have been far from smooth for the east London club.

The Daily Mail, unless I've been reading it wrongly over the past 40 years, thinks much of what's wrong with our national life is caused by government meddling, excessive red tape, over-regulation, and so on.

Prospero, a virtuous Duke who would rather study than rule, wrongly handed over the responsibilities of his dukedom to his conspiring brother Antonio, but in the end sets everything right with his magical powers.

"I think they moved in the right direction and did the right thing," Lee said, that last phrase a reference to his 1989 film that many believed was wrongly passed over for a best picture Oscar nomination.

You're really spoiling us: has Ferrero been wrongly accused over Nutella?

One member of the Birmingham Six, wrongly convicted over the IRA Birmingham pub bombings of 1975, immediately demanded an apology for all the innocent victims of the justice system.

And that's been true historically, when every news report that comes out of Israel rightly shows Israeli suffering, but wrongly passes over Palestinian suffering.

A man whose life was ruined after being wrongly imprisoned over allegations that he helped to train five of the 11 September terrorists is to be awarded substantial compensation by the Government.

Also on the list are green campaigners who were wrongly convicted over protests at the Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station in 2009, and the Drax power station in 2008.

Consumer officials say 15,000 tonnes of the fruit were wrongly labelled over three years and have launched legal action against seven suppliers, who risk prison sentences and €300,000 fines if convicted.