Sentence examples for end up being wrong from inspiring English sources
"end up being wrong" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is used to express a situation where someone or something turns out to be incorrect or mistaken. Example: Despite all his research, John still ended up being wrong about the answer to the question on the exam.
"A lot of them end up being wrong or short-term".
The projections for future years are speculative, he said, and some of the group's forecasts may end up being wrong.
The theory that crime is determined by deterrence and law enforcement, by income inequality, by a high proportion of young men in a population, by the availability of weapons, by cities, most of those theories end up being wrong".
For the idea of the winner's curse to hold, papers published in less-well-known journals should be more reliable; but that has not yet been established.The group's more general argument is that scientific research is so difficult the sample sizes must be big and the analysis rigorous that most research may end up being wrong.
And many audacious, passionate scientists end up being wrong.
"I can't make a warranty on that, and I won't, because when I did that four weeks ago, I ended up being wrong".
And the companies need to be nurtured for longer than a typical buy-out, which can depress annual returns even if profits are greater in the end.The biggest risk, says Chip Kaye, who alongside Joe Landy has led the firm since 2000, is that either the investment thesis ends up being wrong, or that it is right, but hard to act on.
Medical fact often ends up being wrong yet continues to persist.
Of course, I ended up being wrong, so far at least, about the Ejector Plug, so I have learned to be more cautious in my own expectations and more understanding of the manufacturers' position.
I ended up being wrong on that, but I picked it because Queen Elizabeth has a bunch of corgis.
