Sentence examples for be measuring the wrong from inspiring English sources

Cordesman also pointed out Tuesday that some of the assessments for the ANSF may be measuring the wrong items.

I can't help but think they're measuring the wrong things".

Nought to worry about Taxing judgments Against the grain Counting heads ReprintsAnother explanation is that economists were measuring the wrong thing.

Walrath thinks the industry is measuring the wrong things: impressions on one end, and clicks on the other.

Yet, when it comes to culture, we're measuring the wrong things.

It's frightening how many organizations say they care about customer satisfaction and how many of them are measuring the wrong thing the wrong way and then doing the wrong things with the information anyway.

As the UN discusses sanitation aims post-MDG, I'm afraid we're making a similar error: we're measuring the wrong thing, and then coming up with unreliable numbers.

At the same time, we might have been measuring the wrong markers.

These extremes happen either when a decimal is misplaced, or when the wrong tree is measured, the latter plausible when two stems are in contact.

Yet perhaps Oreo was seen by millions of people on Twitter, yielding a spike in supermarket sales, and thus followers and retweets — the intermediate metrics with which pundits seem to be measuring Twitter, are the wrong intermediate metrics.

Or, in other words, we're probably measuring the wrong things and the right things are not amenable to measurement.