Sentence examples for are wrong to say from inspiring English sources
iPhone 5c: why the naysayers are wrong to say Apple is in trouble.
But we are wrong to say this is a different world, where different rules of personal behaviour apply.
The shares of the top and bottom fifths were 36.4% and 9.9% respectively in 1987, giving a ratio of 3.7:1.KEITH MARSDENGenevaLow profileSIR--You are wrong to say that London's Baltic Exchange was "destroyed" by an IRA bomb ("Vista vision", April 12th).
And Johannes Witteveen was the Dutch minister of finance several times before going to the Fund.Jan BohetsKampenhout, BelgiumPPPoor measureSIR – You are wrong to say "most economists agree" that, apart from measurement problems, purchasing-power parity (PPP) is the correct way to measure global output ("Food for thought", May 29th).
Husted told The Huffington Post on Tuesday that while Democrats are wrong to say that Republicans have made it too difficult to vote, "Donald Trump is wrong when he says the system is rigged.
Led by the National Women's Law Center, the groups argue that critics of how the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights is enforcing Title IX are wrong to say students accused of sexual assault are being denied due process rights.
