Sentence examples similar to central wrong from inspiring English sources

A national economy without a central bank: wrong.

Lucy Powell, MP for Manchester Central, is wrong to say it doesn't introduce a new level of government: it makes the Greater Manchester Combined Authority a new undemocratic ruling tier.

A feeling that Mr Blair has neglected the Commons, and is in danger of getting Labour's "central narrative" wrong, explains why one bolshy backbencher, Andrew MacKinlay, has now challenged Clive Soley, an arguably too-obedient former probation officer, for the chairmanship of the parliamentary party.

In an author's note at the beginning of your book, you issue a mea culpa: "In the great media blunders during the initial coverage of this story, where nearly everyone got the central factors wrong, I was among the guilty parties.

Perhaps, however, equity markets think that central banks are wrong to be dovish.

Unfortunately, one of the thoughts that it provokes is that its central argument is wrong.

But that doesn't mean that his central idea is wrong.

Don't lItten to Sally Albrisht.

Or central banks are wrong, and they will be forced to raise rates more rapidly than the markets expect.

They argue that the rich world's central banks are wrong to ignore the side effects of their policies on emerging economies.

If they are right to be worried, then profits will not grow as quickly as before; bulls essentially lowered the discount rate but kept their cashflow forecasts unchanged.Now perhaps investors think central banks are wrong in their growth fears, although this would be odd given the exaggerated faith they seem to have in the ability of Janet, Mario et al to manage the cycle.