Sentence examples for wrongly referring from inspiring English sources
Despite improvement in fundamental knowledge about nature-society relationships, most action (from policy to research, awareness, and education), still addresses either the assessment of the natural events, wrongly referring to them as "natural disasters," or the need for preparedness in order to respond in case of emergency.
It's seriously doubtful that fans of your anarchoustic solo nights will keep showing their support once they find out you sold out to Vancouver officials who're wrongly referring to you as "Joe Keithley".
It may be necessary to abandon the much abused term HRQoL for a while in favour of ' condition-dependent QoL' or ' condition-specific QoL' to break the widespread habit of wrongly referring to health status tools as HRQoL measures.
Polygraphs are often wrongly referred to as "lie detectors".
This suggests that a significant number of individuals were wrongly referred.
An earlier version wrongly referred to French patrimonie nationale rather than patrimoine national.
An earlier version wrongly referred to the Leveller Robert Lockyer as John Lockyer.
The original sub-heading wrongly referred to Da Vinci rather than Leonardo, in contravention of the Guardian Style guide.
It points up the importance of advance directives, so disparagingly and wrongly referred to as "pulling the plug on Grandma".
An article about the 1991 killings of Lesley Howell and Trevor Buchanan in Castlerock, County Derry, wrongly referred to the deceased as lovers.
An earlier version wrongly referred to Kesari as "Fusari" in one instance and this has been corrected.
