Sentence examples for been wrong in predicting from inspiring English sources

This poll had never been wrong in predicting the outcome of a local election for mayor-it had covered seven.

Sir Alex Ferguson had been wrong in predicting Arsène Wenger was lying about Thierry Henry's fitness - smokescreens regarding injured players is not one of the straight-talking French manager's characteristics.

Mr. Ormerod even illuminates to what extent Marx was wrong in predicting the end of capitalism's growth, and why Marx's mother, in an anecdote the author insists is true, wrote to a relative, "If only little Karl had made some capital rather than just writing about it".

In the end, betting markets, major polls, statisticians and pundits were wrong in predicting a Trump loss, with most sources putting Hillary Clinton's chances well above 80percentt. .

In the end, betting markets, major polls, statisticians and pundits were wrong in predicting a Trump loss, with most sources putting Hillary Clinton's chances well above 80percentt.

The whiz-kid pundits were wrong in predicting Alabama and Oregon would debut at No. 1 and No. 2 in the first standings.

This admits to only two explanations: Either none of my neighbors qualify for salvation, or Harold Camping is wrong in predicting that the countdown to the end of the world begins today.

It shows, for example, that in our tests the SIFT method was wrong in predicting 3 non-viable and 4 viable mutations while the GeneSV was wrong in 4 non-viable and 2 viable mutations.

To be precise, the experts have been wrong in not predicting that oil would more than double, just as they were mistaken in climbing on the bandwagon for $200 oil during the summer of 2008.

Goldman admits the $20 level is a worst-case scenario and it has been wrong in the past by predicting $200 oil.

That provoked a feminist furore (on Twitter at #mathishard and elsewhere).The pollsters were wrong in 2012, when they predicted a Wildrose victory.