Sentence examples for wrongly suggests that from inspiring English sources

True, 33% of the total selections are Homemaker, but it (wrongly) suggests that 33% of voters are homemakers.

Mr. Sessions's order wrongly suggests that the Justice Department reform agreements conflict with his goal of supporting officers.

A DWP spokesman said: "The report is misleading and wrongly suggests that women don't make use of our important safeguards in the same way that men do.

Ms German also wrongly suggests that the democratic Eastern European nations that have chosen to join the EU and NATO are mindless dupes a claim in no way borne out by reality.

Just as the term oncogene is somewhat misleading because it suggests that the main function of the gene is to cause cancer, the name tumour suppressor gene wrongly suggests that the primary function of those genes is to stem tumour growth.

The ad wrongly suggests that individuals will "owe" the government a check for that amount, and of course never mentions that Mr. Rove's patron, President George W. Bush, was responsible for nearly five times more of the current debt than President Obama.

In a pair of tweets casting doubt on the official estimate of nearly 3,000 deaths, the president clung to an outdated estimate, wrongly suggested that doubt over the figure emerged "a long time later" and inaccurately characterized the new figure as including all deaths on the island.

An earlier version wrongly suggested that Douglas Carswell studied at the University of Oxford.

The information wrongly suggested that Corporal Tillman had been killed by enemy fire.

The original wrongly suggested that the film had been in development before McQueen got involved.

The original subheading wrongly suggested that Karadžić's trial was taking place at the international criminal court.