Sentence examples for data was wrong from inspiring English sources

After being alerted by a friend, I have discovered that my source data was wrong.

They said they'd vaccinated everybody, and they weren't meeting their targets because the census data was wrong, and the census data was wrong because … well, it's a labyrinthine story involving Maoists.

Sarah Alspach, a spokeswoman for Glaxo, said the company had voluntarily submitted its pricing data to Medicare to prove that the hospital claims data was wrong.

If they're admitting their data was wrong, what else can we do?" He said that academic competitiveness was worth 25 percent of a ranking in Kiplinger's private college rating criteria, just below the most important category, cost and financial aid.

The problem with the polls is that the data was wrong going in.

Brigade's employees were so surprised by the revelations that they thought their data was wrong.

First, which data are wrong?

The algorithm was right, in other words, but the data were wrong.

Barriers raised for the London Datastore included the often asked question "What if the data is wrong".

Is this more plausible than the alternative explanation that 97percentt of climate research is correct, and Lindzen, whose claims have consistently been disproved by observational data, is wrong?

"If the data is wrong or your tone is off, or if you are pitching a message out of touch with what consumers generally regard, you may be creating opportunity for your intended competitor".