Sentence examples for a mistaken analysis from inspiring English sources

To say that CSR reflects a mistaken analysis of how capitalism serves society is certainly not to say that managers can be left to do as they please, nor to say that the behaviour of firms is nobody's concern but their own.

It argues that the theory of disinterestedness involves a mistaken analysis of the concept of the aesthetic and that this is most evident in the aesthetic experience of natural environments.

Notwithstanding some mistaken analysis, the Federal Circuit largely supported Judge Sweeney's decision below.

Traditional high education should not oppose these pro-student rules out of short-sighted and ultimately mistaken analysis about alleged harms to their institutions.

However, the consultants and lobbyists who have taken money from the for-profit college industry to parrot these phony arguments should be ashamed, as should those in traditional higher education who would oppose these pro-student rules out of selfish, short-sighted, and ultimately mistaken analysis about the harms to their own schools.

The role of internal quality management systems with their methods of continuous process and mistake analysis is the creation of a basis for risk management and thus improving patient safety [ 24].

Operation Bookend Bank of England's secret (until it emailed The Guardian by mistake) analysis of the economic consequences of Britain leaving the EU.

What if, for example, there's a mistake in the analysis that completely changes the conclusions?

They have written a paper in which they claim that Dr Coburn and Dr Boggs have made a mistake in their analysis.

But NASA, as it turns out, has nothing on Standard & Poor's, which, according to the Administration, made a mistake in the analysis they sent with their downgrade warning that added up to two trillion.

Authors' response: This was a mistake in our analysis and we are grateful to Dr. Feschotte for pointing this out.