Sentence examples for wrongly report from inspiring English sources

A rogue tweet by a BBC reporter after an obituary rehearsal led several major international news organisations to wrongly report that Queen Elizabeth had been admitted to hospital.

Instead of the huge influx of immigrants that headlines wrongly report, in reality the capital's population has only gradually been creeping back to the level of 75 years ago, before the blitz destroyed many parts of the city.

PMU 2 and PMU 3 can be seen to wrongly report a 1.5 Hz oscillation for a 0.75 Hz injection.

The fine-tuning of this system is thus complicated: if we make it too restrictive (slight distance of tolerance) it becomes resistant to "parallel roads", but then it will often wrongly report unmatched segments that could easily be properly processed.

For example, lower socioeconomic groups tend to have poorer access to the health care system and less health knowledge (information bias) (19) and are prone to underreport or wrongly report certain health problems.

It is also plausible that patients wrongly report that they have been treated respectfully because of fear of negative consequences when complaining about their own health workers or because they feel such an answer is generally socially desirable.

In 2011, Hong Kong news sources wrongly reported the death of former Chinese president Jiang Zemin.

CNN reported that fact, but then wrongly reported that therefore the court struck down the mandate as unconstitutional.

3.42pm: Fedorcio says in November 2011 the Guardian wrongly reported that he was on extended leave following allegations of phone hacking.

$196m in apparently wrongly reported sales of Autonomy's core software product, IDOL, to other software companies.

Anonymous's "war" on Isis is leading to innocent people being wrongly reported as members of the militant group.