Sentence examples for be wrong in both from inspiring English sources

Remember they can be wrong in both directions.

This is wrong in both directions.

Mr. Arif, the opponent to the measure in the European Parliament, said that ACTA was "wrong in both form and substance".

Nearly all African-Americans think the failure to indict the officers involved was wrong in both cases.

At what point do the schools stand up and say, 'This is wrong?' " In both cases, the N.C.A.A. bypassed its usual investigative protocol.

"The law is wrong in both target and intent, given the big stores represent only 5% of food waste but have these new obligations," said Jacques Creyssel, head of the organisation.

For the third consecutive time this year, they have featured analyst after analyst confidently predicting that the coming quarters' corporate earnings will be down at least 1% in aggregate - a prediction that was wrong in both the first and second quarter (a fact they conveniently forget to mention).

Choosing an appropriate level of proof for a particular case is clearly based on value judgments about the acceptability of the costs, and of their distribution, of being wrong in both directions, namely, of acting or not acting to reduce threatening exposures.

Both may be right, and both may be wrong in equal measure.

You would be wrong in either case.

First, we could be wrong in calling these pseudogenes.