Sentence examples for are presumably wrong from inspiring English sources
Two out of the three prices quoted on the three MadBid sites are, presumably, wrong – but we can't be sure which ones.
To a Clinton-era minimalist, the court was presumably wrong to leap ahead of popular understandings of women's rights and should have waited for the ratification of the E.R.A.
People who applaud in the "wrong" place are presumably not in the habit of attending concerts regularly.
The returning soldiers are presumably from Vietnam.
Evice and Nascour are presumably arrested.
The wrong way was presumably Levi's previous attempts to earn a living by posing for Playgirl.
And we brave Westerners are worried, supposedly, that Bashar's chemical weapons will fall "into the wrong hands" – being presumably in the "right hands" (Assad's) now!
This tells us right off the bat that equilibrium macro is wrong, which is presumably why Sims says that the New Keynesians are the ones actually trying to come to grips with the data.
If it turns out the league overstepped its bounds here, there's presumably no way to right the wrong without dealing some sort of disadvantage to the other 30 teams later.
If the funding be wrong in 2017 it will be perpetuated and if circumstances and aspirations change after that date they will be presumably irrelevant.
His mouth was presumably watering.
